Notebook with Fruit Salad Tilda

Hello,

 

today I want to show you a quick notebook.

You only Need some Oxide Inks, white gesso, an image and  sentiment stamps. I love to use stencils for backgrounds.

 

 

For my notebock cover I used a lot of different stamps. Here they are:

Fruit Salad Tilda

Palm Tree

Follow your heart - Stempelglede

 

 

The palms, postmarks and the sentiment I embossed with white and gold. It looks so pretty.

The white splatters I made with a little bit of gesso and water. The effect is just amazing.

 

Hope you like this little notebook.

 

Have a nice weekend.

 

Susen

 

 

Two simple cards with Oxide Inks backgrounds

 Good morning,

 

today I have two simple cards I have created completly without patterned papers. I love to create backgrounds with the Distress Oxide Inks.

My first card was made for a lovely friend whos got married in September. I used the sweet Mrs and Mr Magnolia stamp from the You're invited collection. BTW... this stamp is on sale right now 😉

Have you seen the hearts behind the couple? This is the Small hearts Background from Scrapiniec.

 

 

 

And my second card I've made is a christmas card.  Yes, christmas is not far away and it's time for me to start with christmas card making 😃

I used a very old Magnolia snowman but he is the cutest I've ever seen.

Behind the little guy I put the Snowy Forest. This was one of the very first DooHickeys I bought with starting this hobby.

 

Hope you like both cards...

 

Have a nice weekend.

 

Susen

 

 

Kraftin' Kimmie Ch #449 - Black, White and One Other Colour!

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Copy from  Kraftin' Kimmie Challenge Blog.
 

Welcome to another fun Krafty Challenge!
Are you ready for some krafty fun??
We want you all to play along and we love to see your creations so let's get KRAFTY!

 

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This week the theme is:
Black, White and One Other Colour!!

I can't wait to see what you all create! Be sure to submit your krafty design for your chance to WIN! You have until Friday, September 28th to enter this challenge! Keep in mind, all entries are welcome but you must use a
Kraftin' Kimmie Stamp in order to win.

Each Saturday we post a new challenge and you can enter as many times as you like!!! And each submission during the month will enter you into the monthly prize which will be....
a $40 gift voucher to spend in the krafty shop!!! What do you think? Worth playin' for? ;)

We've also got a fun sketch for your inspiration for September! You don't have to use it but if you need a little extra kickstart in your mojo, feel free to use it any time!

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Happy shoppin' and happy kraftin'!

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I have made a CAS Card using the sweet hippo from the Wild World stamp set (currently out of stock).

Hope you like it =)

 

Hugs

Susen

 

Swaps for the craft fair Stempel Mekka

Hello everyone,

 

good to be back 😊

Today I want to show some little sticky notepads I designed with almost all of the pretty Oxide Inks from Tim Holtz.

These ink pads are so great. You can create so different projects with them. I love to create backgrounds with them. And all you need is the ink pad(s), some (watercolour)paper, spray bottle and a heat tool (or toaster). Easy, right?

 

 

These little sticky notes I have made for our big craft fair last weekend in Hagen (Germany) called "Stempel Mekka". This are swaps.

I created all pieces in different colours with different images. The images are from C.C. Designs and Purple Onion Designs. They are coloured with Distress Inks (refills).

The word under the critters means "NOTES".

 Hope you like them.

 

 

This are long sides of my note pades.

 

Hugs

Susen

Cold noses...

Hello,

 

christmas is still coming closer. And this means we have to do more and more christmas cards =)

That's why I have a new christmas card to share with you today.

I used this absolutly cute stamp from Whipper Snapper. I have found him on a crafting fair this year. 

 

 

The background of this image I made with my great  Distress Oxide Inks. They are perfect for making those Backgrounds. You can blend them more softly than the normal Distress Inks. I used the colours Black Soot, Salty Ocean and  Faded Jeans. I blended them with my round Blending Tool from Tim Holtz. It's so much easier as with the big blending tool.

The white sprinkles I made with Gesso. Here I took some paint on my brush and spatter it on the image. Of course I covered the image with removable tape ;)

 

 

The round stamp is an oldie from Magnolia. The lyrics are from one of my fav christmas songs.

 

I added a Little charm right beside the image. Unfortunately I have no more from my fav mittens from Tinas shop. Here you can find the more sweet ones =)

 

Both tags are movable. I love to cover everything with white gesso *lol*. The stamps on them are from Magnolia, too.

Lollipop card with Distress Oxide Inks

 

Good Morning,

 

today I'm back with a new inspiration for the

 

 

This time I made a lollipop card with the little cute unicorn from Magnolia. It's such a pretty guy. I coloured it with my Distress Inks. The Background I designed with my brand new Distress Oxide Inks. They are gorgeous. Well, I have to practice a little bit but for one of my first tries it's really pretty.

I used the new papers from Majas Denim collection and from the Coffee in the Arbour collection.

Hope you like it.

 

 

Hugs

Susen

Unicorn with text - Magnolia	Denim Tag - Magnolia	Castle - Magnolia	Bride Bow - Magnolia	Paper - Monochromes - Shades of Sofiero - White/Sand
Paper - Monochromes - Shades of Denim - Light Blue	Paper - Streetwear - Denim & Friends	Tim Holtz Distress Oxide Ink Pad - Salty Ocean	Tim Holtz Distress Oxide Ink Pad - Picked Raspberry	Tim Holtz Distress Oxide Ink Pad - Antique Linen
Tim Holtz Distress Micro Glaze	Ranger Mini Ink Blending Tool	Ranger Mini Ink Blending Foam	Damask Paper Straws - Gold	Paper doilies - Round 4'' - White

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