Mixed Media Tag - Tutorial for WOW! Embossing Powder

Hi everyone.

I have a tutorial for this tag over at the WOW! Embossing Powder Blog today.

Angel Monolith with Visible Image

Hi everyone!

Today I'd like to share a new Visible Image Monolith. I used the brand new Angel stamp set. It is so so awesome!!!

I used stencils from STAMPlorations together with Texture Paste on my background. I colored it with Gelatos. Some of the color was removed through the stencil with a wet baby wipe later.
The white splatters are made with Vallejo liquid watercolor.
The black angel is embossed with WOW! Black Glint Glitter. The metallic one is embossed with WOW! Bonding Powder and covered with Mica Flakes.

Thanks for stopping by today,
Susanne!

Products from Visible Image:
Angel
Monoliths

Products from WOW! Embossing Powder:
Bonding Powder
Black Glint

Products from STAMPlorations:
Delicate Links
Stars Align

My little Angel - Art Journal page with Rubber Dance

I just want to share a quick spread in my art journal. The lovely flower stamps are available at Rubber Dance!

xx Susanne

Products from Rubber Dance:
Textured Flowers

You will get a 15% discount on your next order in the Rubber Dance Online Store when you enter the coupon code "susanne2016" during checkout.

www.rubberdance.com

Mixed Media Canvas with Art Anthology

Hi everyone.

You'll find a snapguide tutorial over at the Art Anthology blog today. I created a 6" x 6" mixed media canvas.

Stamps from Rubber Dance:
Music
Vintage Ads

Giftcard Envelope with DCWV

 Hi everyone!

I'd like to share a gift card envelope today. It's created with the beautiful paper stack "Classy Copper" by DCWV. OMG! These papers are absolutely awesome!!! Every pattern is simple beautiful and so elegant!

Products from DCWV:
DCWV 12" x 12" Classy Copper Metallic Stack (available at Michaels)

Mixed Media Tag for STAMPlorations

Hi everyone!

It's time for a new stencil sunday over at the STAMPlorations blog today and I want to share a mixed media tag today.

Thanks for stopping by today,
Susanne.


Products from STAMPlorations:
ARTplorations: Retro Circles, Square Links
STAMPlorations: Art Marks, Trendy Birds, Trendy Birds 2

Christmas Tag with Visible Image Stamps

Hi my dear crafty friends!!!

I think it's the first Christmas piece I am showing this year. It is created with the wonderful "Angels" stamp set from Visible Image. I LOVE this set! As always it is so unique and so beautiful.
To give it the maximum of glamour I used WOW! Fab Foil Gold for the entire image. I stamped it with embossing ink, added some WOW! Bonding Powder and added the Gold Foil immediately.

I used Tattered Angles Glimmer Mists for my background. Together with some stenciling and white splatters. The little Angel Images are embossed with WOW! Embossing Glitter Sparkling Snow. My sentiment is embossed with WOW! Metallic Gold.
I added a golden glitter border arround the edges of my tag with Martha Stewart Glitter Paint.

Thank you for stopping by today!
xx Susanne.

Stamps from Visible Image:
Angles

Products from WOW! Embossing Powders:
Fab Foil Gold
Embossing Pad
Sprakling Snow
Metallic Bright Gold
Bonding Powder

Artist Trading Block Tutorial is over at the Rubber Dance Blog.

Hi everyone!

I have a tutorial for you today over at the Rubber Dance blog today. It's a Artist Trading Block designed with my brand new stamps, that I've drawn for Rubber Dance.

Mixed Media Tag & ATC with Visible Image Stamps

Hi my dear mixed media friends!

I like to share two projects with the brand new set "Live Like Tomorrow" from Visible Image Stamps! I embossed my main image with WOW! Embossingglitter Black Glint on top of a gelli printed background. For the pattern on my print I used the Visometry Set 6.

Here are some more detailed images. I stamped the sentiment with black ink and cut it apart.

Thanks for stopping by today!
xx Susanne.

Stamps from Visible Image:
Live Like Tomorrow
Visometry Set 6

Mixed Media Journal Cards with Art Anthology

Hi everyone!

I have a video tutorial for you today over at the Art Anthology blog.

Stamps from Rubber Dance:
A Little Birdie
Retro Beach

Galaxy card with Visible Image

Hi my dear Visible Image friends.

Today I'd like to inspire you again with one of the awesome Visometry Sets from Visible Image! I created a galaxy background with Brushos and some black and white watercolor splatters. I embossed the Hexagons with white powder after my background was completely dry.
The sentiment is from the "Laugh Louder" set. I used only one of the statements and embossed it with white powder on a piece of vellum.

Thank you for stopping by today,
Susanne



Stamps from Visible Image:
Visometry Set 6
Laugh Louder

Products from WOW! Embossing Powder:
Opaque Bright White

Butterfly Tag - Tutorial for STAMPlorations

Hi everyone!
I have a tutorial for this tag over at the STAMPlorations Blog today!

xx Susanne.

Products from DCWV:
DCWV 8" x 8" Stack Maps, Text & Ledgers

Products from WOW! Embossing Powder:
Metallic Gold Rich Powder

Art Journal Page with STAMPlorations

Hi my dear crafty friends!
It's time for a brand new mixed media challenge over at the STAMPlorations Blog.
My DT piece this time is an art journal page with the lovely "Happy Flowers" stencil.

I used the DCWV 8" x 8" Stack Maps, Text & Ledgers to create texture in my background.

Thanks for stopping by today,
xx Susanne.

Products from STAMPlorations:
ARTplorations stencils: Dots all over, Happy Flowers
STAMPlorations stamps: Art Marks

Flower card with Visible Image

Hi my dear crafty friends!
It's Saturday and I'd like to share some creative inspiration with Visible Image stamps. I used the Visometry Set 2 and embossed the images on a watercolor background with WOW! Primary Ebony. The background of my card is a patterned paper from the DCWV "Maps, Text and Ledgers" stack.
I sewed the flower stem and also the leaves. The sentiment is cut with the Silhouette Cameo.

Thanks for stopping by today,
xx Susanne.

Stamps from Visible Image:
Visometry Set 2

Products from DCWV:
DCWV 8" x 8" Stack Maps, Text & Ledgers
DCWV Jewel Toned Textured Cardstock