Showing posts with label starflowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label starflowers. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 7, 2014

New Year, Next Holiday?

Linda Barutha from Linnie Blooms here to share a Rubbermoon design with you.  Yep!  When I sat down to create my January post for Rubbermoon, I couldn't stop thinking about Valentines Day.  However, I don't have any Valentines stamps (I thought)!  Check out my resourcefulness!


Here's a picture of the supplies I started with:
I started with a Linnie Blooms Canvas Luggage Tag:
I partially covered the tag with a paper doilie and lightly sprayed it with Heidi Swapp Color Shine in Primrose.

When I saw the colored doilie, I had to use it!  So I folded it over one side of the tag.  
Next, I grabbed one of my most favorite stamps from Rubbermoon, db4683 Starflowers.  
I used this stamp last month while making Christmas cards.  But today I wanted to swap out the stars with hearts.  As kismet would have it, Rubbermoon's typewriter stamp (kp5044) comes with a perfectly-sized heart!


How stink'in cute is that!  So I was all set to stamp!  I used my brown Faber-Castell Big Brush Stamper's Marker for the stems and Wendy Vecchi's Archival Ink for the red.  

 Next, I used the same Color Shine spray to color two Linnie Bloom Primitive Hearts.  
The canvas curls when you get it wet (which I LOVE), so I always spray both sides of the canvas just in case a curled edge looks unfinished.  
Then I colored the edges of the hearts lightly with an Ranger Adirondack marker.  
Next, I adhered the hearts and printed out a sentiment (sweet!) to add next to the hearts.  I also found a glittery heart-shaped brad in my stash!  SCORE!  To finish it off, I tied some old burgandy ribbon with some Linnie Blooms Pink Shabby Trim.  
I must say, this REALLY has me in the mood to make more
 Valentines:)  

I continued playing with these goodies to make another quick project.  You can check that out on my Linnie Blooms blog on 1/6/14.  

Rubbermoon has an AMAZING selection of stamps!  Go check out their new website at http://rubbermoon.com
You won't be sorry!