Here are the rubber stamped and scrapped cards from Mary S. She is a very talented scrapping, stamping guru! She makes beautiful cards for all seasons. Her friends regularly get wonderful hand-made birthday and greeting cards!
Below are some of Mary's cards. The descriptions are below the image.
Snowman hanging tag. The snowman is stamped with Clorox bleach on Sizzix die cut tag. This was attached to card with wire that had beads and sequins strung on it. The wire was attached to the card by a brad. The background of the card is one stamp. Stamped with Versamark then rubbed with pearl-ex.
Snowflake bleached on mulberry paper. Glass embellishment, background is one stamp. It is stamped with Versamark then rubbed with pearlex.
Silver Bells The silver bells were stamped with midnight white ink then embossed with white embossing powder, cut out then attached with the pop-up adhesive.
Joy The background is SU’s stampin around snowflakes. This was stamped with versa mark then rubbed with pearl-ex. The diamonds are Sizzix die cuts from silver paper then stamped with platinum ink. The center one is then embossed with silver tinsel. The diamonds are attached with silver angel eyelets.
Deer This card has the same background as the others. Versamark then rubbed with pearl-ex.
I then attached a wire ribbon down the center and attached a stained glass "bobble" (these are also known as pebbles!).
Glass Bobble:
The deer was Stamped on white cardstock using coffee bean brown, then I applied to the bottom side of the glass piece, 4 dots of stain glass gel, to that I sprinkled very fine gold glitter. This piece was then turned over and laid on top of the stamped deer. The glass piece was then pushed down slightly to make the gel “squish” into a design. I let this set for a few seconds then I trimmed the white paper back to just cover the bottom of the glass piece. This whole assembly was then let dry for 24 hours. I then used heavy a glue dot and applied the glass bobble to the top of the ribbon.
A few words about Mary from the creative guru herself:
My favorite art forms are Rubber Stamping and Scrapbooking. I am co-Community Leader of the iVillage Rubber Stamping board, and frequently participate in the exchanges. I am also teaching my two granddaughters to rubberstamp and to scrapbook, they are ages 3 and 6. I keep 6 on-going scrapbooks, one for each of my grandchildren.
Visit Mary's Rubber Stamping Board on iVillage, and also check out the Scrapbooking Board there, where she is a frequent visitor, too! Let her know you saw her wonderful cards!
Sorry about all the red x's. I m working on getting them fixed.
