Showing posts with label #embossing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #embossing. Show all posts

Sunday, July 20, 2025

Christmas Angel ~Christmas in July

 Hi everyone, Steph Ackerman here today using some amazing stamps from Blank Page Muse.


Stamp: Avie


Stamp and emboss the image in black ink.
Using Copic markers, color the image.
Using dies, die cut around the image and mat with a larger die cut.


Create a 5 1/2" square card from purple cardstock.
Cut black cardstock 5 1/4" square and the pattern paper at 5 1/8" square.
Ink a wood snowflake and add to the left corner and adhere the stamped image on top.
Finish by adding stickles to the stars.


Use the same sized papers inside.
I left the die cut center blank so I could add a personal sentiment once I decide who is getting this card.

Thanks for stopping by.

Steph

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Monday, January 13, 2020

Make a Wish........

Hello Blank Page Muse Stamps Fans!!!

Here we are already into the new year!

Are you enjoying our "Happy Birthday" theme so far this month?
A great theme to start 2020 with lots of inspirational ways to use your BPM Stamps!

I'm particularly excited because January is my birthday month so I've been having a lot of fun creating my blog posts!


Today I am sharing some gift tags using BPM Stamps and some quirky collage elements. I love that these have a rustic and sort of messy feel to them.

Not only do these tags fir perfectly with our challenge theme this month but can also be adapted for Xmas and any other occasion - "Making a Wish" really relates to any occasion and we can always do with a guardian angel!

Hope you enjoy my post today!


Supplies:
Blank Page Muse Stamp: "Make a Wish" from Dandelion Wishes with Butterflies Stamp Set
Blank Page Muse Stamp: "Stars"
Collage Angels: Art Tea Life Collage Sheet used for these Tags
Manila Tags
Chalk Paints
Embossing Ink & Gold Embossing Powder
Black Archival Ink Pad & Scrap White Textured Paper
General: heat gun, scissors, glue, spatula
Extras: Smooch Gold Ink, Scrap muslin or gauze, ribbon or twine

Instructions:


Gather your bits & pieces - grab multiples and make several tags in the one sitting!


Start by painting the tags. Use a spatula to scrape "blobs" of the coloured chalk paints onto the background.  Allow to dry. Note: I love using a spatula because I am too lazy to clean a paintbrush and I love the messy rustic look!


Using the embossing ink pad and star stamp on the tag backgrounds emboss with gold powder. No need to be neat! Use the black archival ink pad to stamp "Make a Wish" onto white paper and tear out.


Edge the tags with gold Smooch and allow to dry. Arrange the collage angels, wording and gauze on the tags and adhere with glue. Tie a piece of ribbon or twine to the tag tops and you are done!


Happy Stamping!

Sharon

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Thursday, October 24, 2019

Sweet Scented Flowers!

Hi BPM Fans!!!
You know Xmas is coming so I have a quick gift idea to share with you today - super simple and only a few supplies required!!
Hope you feel inspired to have a go - I always love decorating soaps and using them as gifts!
One of the best things is you can use any stamps, card and coloured embossing powder for this project!
Supplies:
Blank Page Muse Stamp: Whimsical Daisy by Pam Bray Designs
Oatmeal Coloured Card
Embossing Ink Pad
Black Embossing Powder
Heat Gun
Handmade Soaps
Scissors, double sided tape, string, ruler, cutter
Instructions:

Start with your card, stamp and embossing supplies. Randomly stamp over the card with your stamp, cover with embossing powder and heat set.


Cut the embossed card into strips slightly smaller than your soap as shown below so when you wrap the soap you can still get the colour contrast as well as the embossed strip. Use string or fibres of your choice to tie a basic knot or bow around your soap. You may want to use double sided tape to secure the embossed card before tying the string.


Make several at a time so you can have a set to use as a gift! Quick and easy but a really great way to be creative with your gift giving. Make some spooky Halloween themed ones for the Trick or Treaters!
 
Thanks for joining me today!
Happy Stamping!!
Sharon
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Thursday, August 22, 2019

Butterfly Love...

Hi Everyone!

I hope you have all been enjoying the DT makes this month and getting some ideas and inspiration for layering on your creations!
Today I am sharing some mini "moo" sized gift cards - perfect for attaching to little gifts!
They are quick and easy to make and you can use any Blank Page Muse stamps you have on hand ad you can make them any size you like - I like the mini size - they are nice and cute and they were perfect for my little jar of bath salts!
Supplies:
Blank Page Muse Stamp Set: Heart of Nature Butterflies Bees by Donna Gray
Blank Page Muse Stamp: "Love" word Dandelion Wishes Set or ay other little word stamp
Embossing Pad and fine Black & White Embossing Powder
Black card - cut to 140mm x 28mm plus extra black card
Scrap of painty card - cut to 66mm x 25mm
Small piece of white card/paper to glue inside gift card for writing greeting
Embellishments: string/twine and small piece muslin
Tools: heat gun, ruler, scissors, knife, glue, double sided tape or glue stick, hole punch
Instructions:
Cut your black background card to size and score in the middle and fold in half.

Cut your "painty" card to just smaller than the front of the base cards so when it is ready to adhere it leaves a nice black border around the outside.


Next step is to stamp and emboss all the card elements. Use the garland flowers to stamp on the painty card with theblack embossing powder. Stamp the small butterfly onto black card and emboss with white powder and fussy cut. Stamp the "love" word onto black card and emboss in white and free hand cut the word.


Glue the embossed painty card to the gift card front and then arrange and glue your butterfly, muslin cloth and word to the front.


Use a small hole punch and punch a hole in the top corner of the card to attach twine.

Hope you have enjoyed my embossed and layered gift tags - a perfect way to personalise your gifts - even better if your gifts are also handmade!!



Have a wonderful week!
Happy stamping!
Sharon
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Monday, July 8, 2019

A Handwritten Card - Is that still a "THING"???

Hi Blank Page Muse Stamps Fans!


I'm happy to be back for another term on the DT here at Blank Page Muse Stamps and getting to enjoy more rubber stamping FUN with you all!!!!!
Hope you enjoy everyone's creations and the new stamps you will be able to see in use!!


Today I am sharing an idea for a stationary set with a monochrome theme that is quick and easy to make but very classy and would make a lovely gift for someone who still loves to handwrite letters and use the postal system!

Supplies:
Card & Envelope Set in Silver Grey (make your own set or use a purchased set)
Note: any colour stationery will work if you have a similar shade of embossing powder!
Embossing Ink & Fine Silver Embossing Powder
Heat Gun
Silver ribbon or raffia to "wrap" your set to use as a gift (optional)
Instructions:


Using a range of the stamps from the "Correspondence" set stamp your envelopes and folded cards with embossing ink.
Sprinkle with your silver embossing powder and emboss with your heat gun.
You can also emboss plain paper to fit envelopes when folded for a more "letter" style of stationery. the possibilities are endless!


If using your set as a gift arrange your embossed cards and matching envelopes into a pile and tie/secure with silver cord or raffia. you can even make a little matching tag to finish the gift.

Thanks for joining me today - hope you feel inspired!
Happy stamping!
Sharon




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Wednesday, July 3, 2019

Hello Llama!

 Our DT Member Sharon has created these fabulous decorated envelopes which are perfect for you to use in your crafty swaps or regular snail mail letters!
Who doesn't love to receive a colorful stamped envelope in the mail? Especially when envelopes are so quick and easy to "adorn" there is no excuse for sending boring snail mail ever again!
 Sharon used blobs of paint and an old gift card to cover the envelope background then embossing ink and black embossing powder to stamp the images.
She used stamps from the Happy Day Llama Set by Pam Bray on the long envelope and a little flower from the Petals and Flowers Set by Michelle Frae Cummings.
The great thing about decorating envelopes is you can use any of your Blank Page Muse Stamps!!!
We hope you feel inspired to have a go!

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Monday, May 20, 2019

Stand for Something Art Journal Page

Hello, hello! Samantha here to share my newest project with you all.
When I was growing up I was fascinated by birds. I loved being able to identify them and was proud to share my knowledge with friends and family.
Those memories were the inspiration behind this art journal page.
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For this art journal page you will need the following:

  • A mixed media art journal
  • Watercolors or distress ink pads
  • Versamark Watermark ink pad
  • Clear embossing powder
  • Black pigment ink pad
  • White embossing powder
  • Green cardstock die cut shape
  • Gems
  • Dimensional foam adhesive
  • Orange marker
  • Glossy Accents
  • The bird, large feather, medium feather, and "stand for something" stamps from the  Flower & Bird Sketches Art Rubber Stamp Sheet set.
First stamp the feathers all over your art journal page with Versamark Watermark ink. Heat emboss using white embossing powder.


Stamp the bird onto white cardstock. Color the beak and legs with your orange marker and fussy cut it out. 
I chose to leave the rest of the bird uncolored because it's such a beautiful, detailed stamp and I didn't want to risk hiding that. Add Glossy Accents to the eye. Optional but it's something I feel adds a bit of a finishing touch is to take a black marker and run it along the edges of the image you've cut out.


Set it aside to let the Glossy Accents dry.

Press one color of your ink pads or watercolors onto the sandwich bag. Spritz with water.


Next, slip your hand into the bag and "smoosh" it onto your page.


You'll have something like this. Repeat using your other colors until you achieve your desired look.


Stamp the "stand for something" sentiment onto your die cut with black pigment ink and heat set with clear embossing powder.


When your journal page is fully dry attach the die cut to the center of it. Place dimensional foam adhesive on the back of the bird and secure at the top of the die cut.
Add a few gems if you'd like.







I hope that you'll try this technique with your Blank Page Muse stamps. Be sure to tag BPM on social media so that we can see what you were inspired to create!

Until next time,
Samantha


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Friday, May 17, 2019

Smile When You Remember........

Hi Blank Page Muse Fans!

I hope you have been enjoying the DT creations so far this month! Always so much creativity and inspiration being shared here at the blog!

Today I am sharing some vintage style tags made with rubber stamps and collage elements!
I love combining rubber stamping with collage - a great way to compliment each other!
Supplies:
Blank Page Muse Stamp: Background Roses by Pam Bray
Blank Page Muse Stamp Set: Art Journaling #2 by Terri Sproul - "Remember When" & "Smile"
Blank Page Muse Stamp: Background Grunge Art Sheet by Pam Bray - "Single Rose"
Blank Tags
Collage Characters - used here Art Tea Life Collage Sheet
Ink Sprayed "Mop Up" Paper Towel
Embossing Ink & Gold Embossing Powder
Black Archival Ink & Distress Inks
Gesso
Kraft Paper Scraps
Scraps Muslin Cloth
Cloth Ribbon & Fancy Pin
Tools: heat gun, scissors, glue, sponge, spatula
Instructions:
The first step is to decorate your tag background.

Use a glue stick to cover the front of your tag and adhere the paper towel to the tag. Cut out around the tag leaving a border to fold over and adhere to the back of the tag to give a neat finish to the tag front. Then use a spatula and the Gesso and apply a very thin layer to the tag front. As you can see in the picture above the Gesso helps to tone the colour ready for the next step.
Ink the Rose Background Stamp with embossing ink and stamp onto the tag. Use gold embossing powder and a heat gun to set. the effect of this stamp over the background in gold is beautiful!
Decorate the plain cloth ribbon to add to the top of your tag. Use a sponge and some Distress inks to colour the ribbon and then stamp the Single Rose with Black Archival Ink randomly over the ribbon.
Stamp your wording stamps onto Kraft paper and tear out.
Fussy cut your collage elements and arrange on the tag along with the scrap of muslin cloth and wording stamp and adhere with glue. Attach the printed ribbon to the top with a fancy safety pin.
Hope you have enjoyed my post today!
Always so many ways to use your Blank Page Muse Stamps!
Enjoy!
Sharon

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