My Happy Scrap Space: Darkroom Door DT

Hello Darkroom Door fans!

Today I am sharing three projects created for DARKROOM DOOR using the fabulous BRAND NEW Crazy Enough Quote Stamp.

I love how fun this sentiment is so I have made three very kooky creations inspired by it.

First up I have two cards to share followed by an art journal page.

'Ice Cream Fish' Card

Inspired by the quote, I really let my crazy run wild on this one. I added a fish to an ice cream cone and gave it that extra little bit of crazy by adding a googly eye.

I placed it on a watercolour style background using Distress Oxide ink with the Abstract 07 Abstract Stamp and one from the Watery Washes Set.

Darkroom Door products used:

DDQS038 Crazy Enough Quote Stamp

DDAB007 Abstract 07 Abstract Stamp

DDBS057 Abstract Triangles Background Stamp

DDRS162 Watery Washes Rubber Stamp Set

DDRS156 Stars Rubber Stamp Set

DDRS064 Sweet Treats Vol. 2 Rubber Stamp Set

DDRS056 Under The Sea Rubber Stamp Set

RANGER Archival Ink:

- Jet Black

- Tree Branch

TIM HOLTZ Distress oxide:

- Peacock Feathers

- Spiced Marmalade

Next is another card this time with a much more vibrant background created by applying Distress Oxides to a craft sheet, spritzing with water and then swiping the card front through it.

'Crazy Seahorse Plant Pot' Card

I added my kooky googly eye seahorse to a plant pot along with some sea grass.

As the background was so vibrant, I kept all of the stamping to a striking black using Jet Black Archival Ink.

Darkroom Door products used:

DDQS038 Crazy Enough Quote Stamp

DDAB007 Abstract 07 Abstract Stamp

DDBS063 Arrows Background Stamp

DDRS177 Cacti Rubber Stamp Set

DDRS156 Stars Rubber Stamp Set

DDRS056 Under The Sea Rubber Stamp Set

RANGER Archival Ink Jet Black

TIM HOLTZ Distress Oxide:

- Cracked Pistachio

- Peacock Feathers

- Squeezed Lemonade

- Twisted Citron

And for my last project, I have created a crazy art journal page.

'Crazy' Art Journal Page

I started this page by adding a gel press print to the kraft paper. I used Darkroom Door stencils along with heavy white gesso to add starts to the background.