Miniture wonders

Hi everyone, Its Dee here with today's post for Polkadoodles Studio 12 range.  I hope you are all looking forward to Christmas.  I have just roused myself into starting the shopping, I'm very late this year *slapped wristies*.  Anyway getting back on track I've made a real cute little wall plaque/tray/hanger/thingy! not really sure what to call it if I'm honest.  This was a little wooden box that had wooden embellishments in it, I've had it knocking round the work room for a couple of years now.  I always knew I would do something with it and inspiration hit yesterday so I hope you like it as much as I do.

I used a few different stamps from the studio 12 and Susan Weckesser studio 12 stamps.  I stamped them onto cream and clear shrink plastic with Stazon ink and coloured them in with Sakura Stardust and Kuratake's Wink Of Stella pens before shrinking them.  They are tiny and really very sweet.  I painted the box with mushroom and light blue acrylic paint then I used scraps of backing papers from the Studio 12 Collection 1 CD in each compartment.  I added a  few odds and ends from my stash to finish it off.

 

I thought I'd do a pic of it with a ruler so you can see just how small some of the elements are.

Enjoy the holiday season everyone, wherever you are.

Studio 12 stamps

Good morning it's Anjie here today with a Studio 12 project.

This box started out life as a plain paper mache box. I gave it a coat of plain old emulsion then used some distress ink around the edges and corners. I used a mask on the lid to create a bit of a pattern. Then got busy with some Studio 12 stamps. I used the Distressed Zig and Zag stamp set, and the Vintage Ephemera stamp set.

I added some acetate to the lid and used one of the stamps on that as well. This is so easy to do, why not get an old box and get creating. They make lovely little pressies.

Studio 12 Stamps meet Halloween digis!

Hi everybody! Miria here , I'm back with a new project with gorgeous Studio 12 Stamps but as I couldn't wait to use new Witchie 2013 Journalling cards bundle as well I thought : Why not putting them together?
and that's the hybrid page I came up to ...

As you can see, I sprayed the whole page with Dylusion Inks. I printed the precoloured images and sentiment from Witchie 2013 Journalling cards bundle, cut them out .After adhering the web, I started stamping with Distressed Zig Zag all around then added the cat and the sentiment doodling a bit with a white gel pen and glitter brush pens.
Here are more details...

Thank you for your attention, hugs from Italy :)

Using a bit of everything ...

Hi everyone, Lou here. I have been having a play with my Studio 12 and Polka Doodles clear stamps as I wanted to make a different type of card for my dad who is 70 today ... Happy Birthday Dad .... who by the way doesn't do blogging so won't see this message but at least I can boast that I posted the message on line! As Dad's birthday is significant, I wanted to make everything from scratch just using my stamps, inks and mists etc. This is what I came up with ...

 

As I said I have used quite a few stamps from the range  and I will try and list them :-

Main card background - Shabby Checkers and Distressed Typewriter

Kraft background - Shabby Checkers

White background -  Fleur de lis from Distressed Zig and Zag

Arrow - Distressed Typewriter

Tape measure - Haberdashery

Sentiment - These are the moments, heart from Distressed Zig and Zag, additional wording using Distressed Typewriter

The "70" was made using Thicker stickers

Here are some close up of my card to try and show lots of the stamps used. Apologies if I have missed linking any stamps but you can find the whole range of Polka Doodle stamps HERE

Before I go here is a lickle preview of my project for Fridays challenge again made using Studio 12 stamps, Kraft card & the Picknix CD. It has been made to house my Dad's presents. Pop over tomorrow to see the full project and all the other crafty lovliness from the DT

Happy today as only one more day to the weekend ...

Lou
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Studio 12 - A Vintage Ephemera tag

Hi, folks. Miria here with a new project for Studio 12.
Our lovely boss Nicky gave me the chance to use new Studio 12 stamps and it was love at first sight.

For my creation I used a manila tag; I coloured it with Distress inkpads and sprayed with water, then adhered some hand torn patterned paper from cds Pretty Sweet and Picknx Collection 1: I sprayd them as well to give a faded look..
I used the stamps House of possibility  and Vintage Ephemera. The sentiment is from Picknx Collection 1 again, I distressed it. I added two small charms to match the stamped key and ribbon and lace.

I think it could be perfect to celebrate a new house.
I had great fun in making my project and I'm sure you'll love these stamps, you too.
You can find the whole collection here
Thank you for your attention.
Hugs, Miria

Studio 12, Susan Weckesser Stamps

Hi, it's Lou today sharing my Studio 12 project with you and did you know that all the gorge Studio 12 stamps are back in stock over in the shop ..... so very happy as can finally share some of my projects with you all.

I have been dying to ink up the Studio 12 Susan Weckesser, "The purpose of Art" A6 stamp set for ages and had the perfect opportunity recently .... a new home card for my sons girlfriend ... married with the fab sentiment from "Home Sweet Home" A6 stamp set.

I have stamped the house on to a heart (hand drawn) and added the sentiment as a banner. I just had to add the ribbon roses as Luke's girlfriend is called Rosie ......

The background was made by painting with white and blue acyric paints and an added strip of green card along the bottom. The strip was then torn and the stamped image added. All have been coloured with distress inks. I cut out the sun and clouds and added them where they would appear on the image.

I have a great idea for this stamp as a focal point for a Christmas card, so watch this space .....

Lou
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Life is much better ....

... when you are laughing.

I adore this phrase from the Studio 12 stamp range and can't stop using at the moment and have made another project using it.

OH recently received a package which had a stiff board enclosed (to protect the item) and it was too good to throw away, so I have turned in to a plaque. I have used a selection of Studio 12 stamps and the "must have" Stamp Slab range.

I didn't want to take up too much of yor time so have put the full details of how I made my plague on my blog HERE.


To check out the full Studio 12 stamp range, check out the Polka Doodles shop HERE and whilst you're there, check out the Stamp Slab range too.

Have a great day everyone,

Lou
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