DRS Designs Rubber Stamps

Magical Images and Stencils

>> Wednesday, April 8, 2020

Hello friends!

I have had a wonderful time using these new images from DRS. On my first card, I used the Tiny Flying Fairy, the Mushroom Line Background, and the Deco Deepest Sympathy. I sponged on some circles using a stencil.

On my second card, I used the new Peeking Gnome and Gnome One Like You Greeting. I drew my rock wall. I got some ink on my white background so I stenciled some magical letters and a sun.

Hugz,

Nancy

Gnome

>> Tuesday, April 7, 2020

Hi Everyone!

I've been waiting for this day, the day I could give you a peek at some of the new stamps being released at DRS Designs. AHHH! I'm so giddy and I know that you will be too. The design team will be showing them off all week and then you will be able to order them yourself starting on April 11th.

I think my favorite of the release is the Peeking Gnome (994) because his little face is so sweet!

Using blue ink, a sponge and a scalloped circle punch, I created the background for this card. I then used the Brick Wall stamp to create the wall and I attached it to the bottom of the panel. The gnome was stamped, colored, fussy cut and attached.

It looked a little plain, so I die cut some grass (Darice) and attached it on top of the brick wall.

For the greeting, I used the new Gnome Smile Greeting (997) and the Mushroom Line Background (983), simply coloring it up, adding a few white dots with a gel pen to get that effect.

Remember the release date is April 11th at the DRS Designs store!

Happy Stamping!
Karin

Fairires and Gnomes

>> Monday, April 6, 2020

Happy Monday! DRS Designs is releasing some new images and I think you are going to really like these. My first card today uses two of them:

Fairy with Globe (1009F)
Tiny Flying Fairy (995C)

I started by die cutting the frame from MFT several times in white CS and once in green. These were all glued together to give the frame some dimension. The frame was glued onto the die cut white panel and then attached to the card base.

Using the negative pieces I stamped the tiny flying fairy three times, coloring them with Copics and adding some shine to their wings, etc. with a Nuvo Aqua Shimmer Pen. The Fairy with Globe was stamped onto white CS, colored with Copics and fussy cut. Some Nuvo Crystal Glaze was added to her globe and wings. I used the Make a Wish greeting, masking each part so I could stamp it one word at a time onto the panel where the fairy would go. After I attached her with foam dots, she just didn't look quite right so I colored some CS green, cut it into a small hill shape, stamped the easy grass background with some green ink and then glued it under her to give her some grounding.

My seven year old granddaughter will love these new fairy images! Maybe this will have to be her birthday card this year.

This next card I created for the Inspiration Challenge this past Saturday at Splitcoast Stampers.

This card features the new

Peeking Gnome (994D)
Gnome Smile Greeting (997C)

I started by stamping the wood grain background onto some kraft CS. After the ink dried I stamped the Versatile Background image with Hero Arts Unicorn white ink and sponged some Distress ink on as well. It's hard to see the white ink, but it does add to the look of the wood. Once that all dried I die cut the window with a MFT die and glued the panel onto a white card base. The gnome was stamped, colored with Copics and fussy cut and glued into place. The greeting was stamped with Versafine black ink and heat embossed with clear EP. I used a Small Die of the Month set from SB to die cut the grass and small flowers. This was a fun card to create and I really like the way it turned out. This peeking gnome can be used in so many ways!

Be sure to check out these new images and all the rest here.

Thanks for stopping by.

blessings,
shelia

Seeing the Beauty

>> Sunday, April 5, 2020

With the feeling of isolation many may be relying on nature to provide us with comfort.

This image Silhouette Background is perfect for a night sky / sun setting scene.

Embossed the white base with a birch tree emboss folder and popped up on dimensionals.

Stamped the Silhouette Background image and masked off a small portion with a circle. Sponging light yellow, orange, mauve, purple and navy from bottom to top and then back down to blend the colors. Then I pulled the mask off and very lightly added the light yellow over the unmasked circle. Finally white dots were added to the upper portion for stars.

I used a black sharpie to add the hill and die cut the oval. The image and Birthday Multi Greeting are popped on dimensionals.

Thank you for stopping by to check out my card. I hope it inspires you to try a setting sun background.

Under the weather...

>> Saturday, April 4, 2020

Welcome!!

Between the large quantities of rain we've had lately, the directives to stay inside and so many ill in the world, this card just kind of worked itself out....

I started my card by stamping our Country Window in the center of a white piece of card stock using black ink. I used a blade to remove all the window panes and then masked the image to stamp our Wood Grain Background across the whole card using grey ink. I sponged grey ink around the edges, added the top 2 lines of our Under the Weather Greeting and set it aside. On a separate piece of card stock I stamped our Lightning image and masked it. I used a couple of different blue inks to dab on my colors. Once it was dry and I removed the mask, I taped it behind my window and attached everything to a folded blue card.

Stay Healthy and Stamping!
Sue

Silver Bells

>> Friday, April 3, 2020

by Julie Warner - The Write Stuff

Happy Friday!

I hope your week has gone well! And I hope you've been able to stay well. We've had some really insanely high pollen counts here. Like over 9000! And I've definitely been feeling that. Since it's the beginning of April, I needed a Christmas card for the Splitcoast Fan Club Christmas Challenge.

For my card, I silver embossed the pine bough image across the brushed silver paper then die cut it and a dk gray/sparkle paper. The greeting was also silver embossed on a smaller piece of the dk gray.

The bells image was colored w/ Copics & pretty much all of the cool gray Prismacolor pencils then fussy cut. I kept the greenery on the gray side of green so it wouldn't stand out so much. I may be a little biased, but I really like how the bells turned out.

Here are the Copics I used:

Thanks so much for stopping by! Have a great weekend and stay safe!

Supplies:

stamps: DRS Designs - Holly Jingle Bells, Deco Peace & Joy, Pine Bough

paper: Staples 110# white, brushed silver stardream, dk gray Royal Fiber

ink: Encore Ultimate metallic silver pigment, Memento tuxedo black

accessories: Rubbernecker Stamps: Rectangle Stitch dies, Silver Dollar embossing powder, Copic Sketch Markers, Prismacolor Pencils

Holly Jingle Bells 1070H	Deco Peace & Joy 355G	Pine Bough 467K	RN Rectangle Stitch dies 5007D	Ultimate Metallic Ink
Memento Inks	Staples 110# White Card Stock	Royal Fiber Paper	Stardream Paper	RN Silver Dollar embossing powder
Copic Sketch Markers	Prismacolor Pencils