For my project today, I’ve used Gazebo Overlook by DoveArt for Whimsy Stamps. When I started out, I had a bunch of ideas on how to make the scene stand out but the one that I wanted to try out the most was a night time sky. So that is what I started with. It might have been better to leave that until last because once I got that dark blue on there, I had trepidation that this wouldn’t work out. But I persevered and the final image came out.
Tag: Whimsy Stamps
Bunny Picking Flowers
It’s new release week at Whimsy Stamps and today I’m showcasing Bunny Picking Flowers. I have also used the Shaker Maker Rectangle Die Set for the frame in the middle and Pinwheels Stencil in the center. Even though it’s a bunny card, I wanted to make it generic so I went with this soft color pallet that included lots of neutral colors.
Unicorn Framed
Welcome to the April release from Whimsy Stamps! This is Day 1 and I have a project that features the Unicorn Framed rubber stamp. In the background, I’ve also used the Swish Stencil with white gesso because I wanted a horizontal elements but didn’t want to use ribbon, which I typically use.
My goal for this card was to see if I could create a boy-themed card even though the image was a unicorn. I have a hard time deciding but maybe it works for a younger boy. Some of the things that I thought would help was boy-themed paper, metal star embellishments and a black horn instead of pink or yellow. I tried to stay away from ribbon or circles but in the end I added a little glitter to the horn and border just because a unicorn IS magical, right?!
Fairy and Her Bunny
This is Fairy and Her Bunny from Whimsy Stamps and I have a picture tutorial on how I colored her face. This fairy has been colored wonderfully in so many ways that I had a little trepidation starting. But I thought some pink hair would help me out and decided to get started nonetheless. The tutorial shows how I colored this fairy and I use the same techniques on all the faces that I color in this way. Hope you enjoy it.
Polly
For my project today, I’ve used Polly rubber stamp from Whimsy Stamps. I did a little creative color placement on her face to define it more and give her larger eyes. The paper I selected only had yellow so I tried not to pull in too many other colors. Making her outfit black and white helps draw attention to her head, rose and envelope. Then I also kept the accessories and paper toned down.
Farmhouse Shiplap Background
For my project I used and colored the Farmhouse Shiplap Background from Whimsy Stamps. I wanted to go for a re-purposed look so I colored the planks different shades of gray, brown and even one or two of them blue. I also added seams with nails. I thought the background was good enough for a card so I skipped coloring a character to put on top of it. I simply added a few odds and ends to create this fun maze card.































