Darkroom Door Seaside Inchies Tags

Hi!  

Today I have a couple of tags to share that I created for Darkroom Door using the new Seaside Inchies Rubber Stamp Set combined with even more new stamps. 

Check out the awesome new releases over HERE.

 

 

 

INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Apply the Torn Text Background Stamp onto a white tag using Jet Black Ranger Archival Ink. Dry with a heat gun and then add some splashes of colour using Ranger Dylusions Ink Sprays. Tip the tag upside down and allow the drips of colour to run. Allow to dry.

2. Add some colour around the outer edges of the tag using Tim Holtz Distress Ink.

3. Apply Tim Holtz Adirondack Alcohol Inks onto some Ranger Inkssentials Gloss Paper. Blend with the Alcohol Ink Blending Solution.

4. Apply the Seaside Inchies stamp as well as the sentiment using Alphabet Medley onto the coloured gloss paper. Dry off with a heat gun and cut out. Use a white paint pen such as a Posca Pen to highlight the bubbles on the inchie.

5. Use Leaf Green and Aquamarine Ranger Archival Inks to stamp some leaves from the Carved Leaves Vol 1 Stamp Set onto gloss paper. Dry with a heat gun and fussy cut.

6. Apply some splatters to the tag using Tim Holtz Distress Embossing Ink. Heat set with white embossing powder.

7. Glue the fussy cut leaves onto the tag. Add some tattered muslin on top. Add a torn piece of white cardstock on top of that and then top with the inchie.

8. Mount the individual letters of the sentiment onto white cardstock. Cut out and add to the tag using 3D foam.

*Note: For tag 2 I have stamped the Torn Text Background Stamp onto some white tissue paper, scrunched up a little and then Mod Podged onto the tag. Once dry, I added some colour on top using the Dylusions Ink Sprays.

Supplies used:

DDRS140 Seaside Inchies Rubber Stamp Set

DDRS026 Alphabet Medley Rubber Stamp Set

DDRS055 Seashells Rubber Stamp Set

DDRS137 Carved Leaves Vol. 1 Rubber Stamp Set

DDRS124 Paint Splats Rubber Stamp Set

DDBS043 Torn Text Background Stamp

 

RANGER Archival Ink Jet Black / Leaf Green / Aquamarine

RANGER Inkssentials Gloss Paper

RANGER Dylusions Ink Sprays Fresh Lime / Polished Jade

TIM HOLTZ Distress Ink Crushed Olive / Broken China

TIM HOLTZ Distress Embossing Ink

TIM HOLTZ Adirondack Alcohol Inks Citrus / Pool / Stream

TIM HOLTZ Adirondack Alcohol Blending Solution

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Thankyou so much for stopping by my blog and checking out my tags today.

Don’t forget to check out all the fabulous inspiration from the Creative Team on the Darkroom Door BLOG.

Cheers

Belinda

Dirt Bike Card

Hi!

Today I have a card that I created for Darkroom Door to share using the awesome new Dirt Bike Eclectic Stamp. This stamp is really perfect for masculine cards including for teenagers.

 

 

INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Apply the Alphabet Background Stamp onto some white cardstock cut to size, using Cornflower Blue Ranger Archival Ink. Rub in some Weathered Wood Tim Holtz Distress Ink using an ink blending tool.

2. Next stamp the Scratches Background onto a separate piece of white cardstock cut to size, using Coffee Ranger Archival Ink. Rub in some Gathered Twigs Tim Holtz Distress Ink. Tear the top of the paper and stick down on top of the other piece at the bottom to form the ‘ground’. Flick some water over the background using your fingertips. Dry with a heat gun.

3. Apply Some splats from the Paint Splats Rubber Stamp Set using the Coffee ink.

4. Stamp the Dirt Bike into some white cardstock using Jet Black Ranger Archival Ink. Cut the bike out and add 3D foam to the back. Stick down on the background.

5. Flick some Kraft Tattered Angels Glimmermist over the card and dry with a heat gun.

6. Create a ‘ransom note’ style sentiment by cutting the required letters from the Robot Wordstrip. Sand the edges of each letter and apply Weathered Wood ink. Stick down on the card.

 

Here's what I used:

DDES018 Dirt Bike Eclectic Stamp

DDRS124 Paint Splats Rubber Stamp Set

DDBS012 Scratches Background Stamp

DDBS027 Alphabet Background Stamp

DDWS004 Robot Wordstrip

RANGER Archival Ink:

- Coffee

- Cornflower Blue

- Jet Black

TIM HOLTZ Distress Ink:

- Gathered Twigs

- Weathered Wood

 

Make sure you head on over to the Darkroom Door blog HERE to check out some more inspiration from the Creative Team.

 

Cheers

Belinda

 

 

By The Sea Anchor Card

Hi all!!

 

Today I am sharing a card I created for Darkroom Door using one of the BRAND NEW Eclectic Stamps.

 

 

You can see all of the new release stamps over HERE on the Darkroom Door website.

 

Here's what I created...

 

 

Instructions:
1. Apply the Splatter Background Stamp onto some white cardstock cut to size, using Coffee Ranger Archival Ink. Rub in some Old Paper Tim Holtz Distress Ink using a blending tool. Distress the edges and ink with the Old Paper ink. Stick down on a kraft cardstock card base.

2. Cut a piece of vellum to size, tear the top and bottom and layer over the top of the splatter background.

3. Apply the lighthouse stamp from the Seaside Vol. 1 Rubber Stamp Set onto white cardstock using the Coffee ink. Add white crayon to the lighthouse to highlight. Rub in the Old Paper ink as well as some Peeled Paint and Weathered Wood using the blending tool. Flick some water over the top using your fingertips. Dry with a heat gun. (The heat from the heat gun will melt away the white crayon). Tear the edges and add this piece over the top of the vellum.

4. Layer some shreds of hessian and knotted kitchen twine over the bottom of the image.

5. Stamp some ‘weeds’ onto white cardstock using the Coffee ink and then fussy cut.

6. Apply the Anchor stamp onto white cardstock using Tim Holtz Distress Embossing Ink. Sprinkle over some Stampendous Fran-tage Aged Copper Embossing Enamel and heat set. Cut out the anchor and add to the card front along with the fussy cut weeds. Add some sequins to finish.

Supplies used:

Darkroom Door Anchor Eclectic Stamp
Darkroom Door Seaside Vol 1 Rubber Stamp Set
Darkroom Door Seashells Rubber Stamp Set
Darkroom Door Splatter Background Stamp
Ranger Archival Ink Coffee
Tim Holtz Distress Embossing Ink
Tim Holtz  Distress Ink: Old Paper, Peeled Paint, Weathered Wood

Thankyou so much for stopping by my blog and checking out my card today.

 

Cheers

Belinda