Showing posts with label silhouette rubber stamps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label silhouette rubber stamps. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 24, 2012

T'was the night....with DP Artworks


T'was the night (WH 47 E) is the name of this stamp. Monica Baxter made this sweet Christmas card. She stamped the image in black and either used Copic or Prismacolor markers to add color. I love her use of the plaid and polka dotted papers. She picked a nontraditional palette and did it well. The stamp Season's Greetings is called Wee greetings (WH 49 B). I love what she was able to do with this image. Thanks Monica.

Thursday, October 15, 2009

It's Christmas time in October!





So I went to the post office to check my mail....plus I had received an email from Bobbey Sakoman (in NC). She is one of or most excellent sponsored artist! She said she had sent some samples...but holy moly! She sent a box full of the most amazing samples....and I will be sharing these with you over the next few weeks!
They truly blew me away.....I called Bobbey as I was driving away from the Post office...I am sure I freaked her out a little...but really......WOW! The three I posted here are cards. The stamps used are; The pinkish colored card:Wild flowers, Swirl background and Thank you.
The red and white card has Iron round large (it comes in three
sizes).
The sunset card is made with Tall trees.
If you would like to order any of these stamps check your local stamp store or contact us at dpartworks1@yahoo.com. We can hook you up with them.
So a big thank you goes out to Bobbey for sharing these fantastic samples....And check back soon we will have more soon.....and not just cards!

Wednesday, August 26, 2009

New cards

This is a 5 1/2" by 4 1/4" card
Here is a card made by Tressa....a great artist....and...my mom. And here is how she made it. First she grabbed the Tea for two stamp DL 24 G, and stamped it on acetate. You could stamp it and take it to the copy shop and copy it on to acetate. Next find a piece of paper to use as a background. This floral is a great background that harkens back to the 1940's. She ran the acetate through the xyron or you could use some double sided tape...hidden of course. Find paper that complements the background colors. Take a circle cutter and cut a circle in the front of your card. Adhere the Tea for two image/background so you can see it through the circle (that you cut out earlier)...center it. Stamp Good friends, EL 03 B, onto an extra piece of the some cardstock that you used for your card. Trim around your Good friends stamped image. Matte it on white and position it under the Tea for two image. tah dahhhh you are finished....beautiful!