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Thursday, March 5, 2020

Life Simplified

Hello Again!

Today, I'm here with more vintage inspired goodness using a super cute stamp from Viva Las VegaStamps!


Stamp Used:


Above you can see all my base layers:
(1 A2 cardm a second layer of distressed black card 1/8 in smaller than base. Tim Holtz sticky back burlap (from his Textured surfaces pack) cut 1/8 in smaller than the black distressed layer.
A piece of corrugated cardboard I had laying around, ripped to add interest and cut to card width.
Stamped image colored and stitched onto black kraftstock 1/8 in larger than the 2.5 x 3.5 in image. 


I used various distress inks to watercolor this image. 
Antique linen, vintage photo, and frayed burlap were used for the general distressing.


Here is a close up of the finished piece with some Tim Holtz hardware heads, metal stars, and a  snipit sticker.


I hope this card sparks your creativity and makes you want to get grungy and inky!



Thursday, February 27, 2020

Hippo Racing

Hello Again Crafty Friends!

Tera here again, and today I'm going back to my vintage and grungy roots!

(Also Hippo Racing, Why not!?!)


Stamps Used: 


Start with an A2 card base.
 Cut black kraft stock to- 5 3/8in x 4 1/8 inches, a piece in 2in x 4 1/8 in, and  3 7/8in x 2 5/8in. 
The scrapbook paper layers measure- 5 1/8in x 3 7/8in, and 4 1/8 x 1 3/4in
The stamped image layer is 2.5 in x 3.5 in. 

I distressed Everything with frayed burlap and antique linen distress ink. 

When my stamped image was colored (using Zig clean color markers), I stitched around the edges. (I meant to stitch the top and bottom of the skinny piece but glued it down too soon, so I hand drew faux stitching on it. )

Finally when everything was glued down, I stamped my quote using my stamping tool. 
(Tim Holtz stamp press)

 To finish everything off, I used various rub-ons from Tim Holtz and 7 gypsies for added details. 


What do you think? 

Do you want to try hippo racing?