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Hi everyone!  Robin here today and I've got a trio of dragon pieces to share with you.  This month Altered Pages has partnered with Faerie Song Art Stamps and the design team has been sharing some great fantasy artwork with you. I used two very fun dragon stamps from Faerie Song Art Stamps to create a clean-and-simple greeting card, a tag and an ATC.  There were supposed to be "in progress" photos to share but my computer was mimicking a hungry dragon and ate my camera's memory card!  Here are the completed pieces. I hope you like them.  There is a list of supplies at the bottom of this post.  Greeting card The dragon on this card was colored with watercolor pencils and a water pen. Artist Trading Card (ATC) The map on this ATC is a scrap leftover from another project.  I find ATCs the perfect way to use up random scraps because of their small size. Altered Tag It's a shame that the scan can't show you the shine of the dragon...

Hello everyone!  Barbara here today.  I hope your week is off to a good start.  I have a couple of cards to share again, using these wonderful rubber stamps from our partner,  Faerie Song Art Stamps .  I think you will find that these stamps work wonderfully together with Altered Page's products!   Castle in the Forest Card: I first stamped the  Castle in the Forest  image onto one of the  Collage Background I  images with Vintage Sepia ink.  The image fits perfectly, as you can see below.  Of course, if you get the digital collage images, you can resize them to whatever size you need. After stamping, I trimmed around the image to fit an A2 size card that I made from pink card stock.  I always use my  Scor Pal  to make the center fold crease for crisp folds.  I also cut a piece of the  Adhesive Corrugated  kraft card slightly larger than the stamped image.   I resize...

The words and sweet Faerie Song Art images are stamped on watercolor backgrounds, cut out, and added to textured, mixed media backgrounds in this trio of atcs. Supplies: Vintage Text backgrounds glue stick acrylic paint Gelato watercolor paint crayons  some shimmery Niji watercolors Faerie Song Art Stamps StazOn ink textured cardstock for the atc bases a lil' bit of seam binding Wink of Stella (because the faeries wanted sparkly wings, of course--even if you can't see it here, they know it's there!!) crayon Thank you for stopping by today, and thank you Faerie Song for partnering with Altered Pages this month. :)trisha

Have you ever found yourself inspired by the tiniest thing and just cannot rest until you express it?!?  Yep, same here.  I loved the concept of using the backside (reverse) of the canvas--so much room for activities. Okay, let's get serious... Supply list: Fairie Song Art Stamps Lucy on the Moon Rubber Stamp     Vintage Papers with text    Blue Pigment Ink    Embossing Powder    Stickles    Sprays and Inks    Gesso   Texture Mediums    Gelatos     Oil Pastels    Metallic Rub-ons      Glitter     Paints    Stencils    Palette Knife    Aleene's Tacky Glue    Assorted Embellishments    Cardstock and watercolor paper Scrap acetate 8"x8" canvas (The list could be unlimited,  browse away and use your imagination)     The canvas came primed with white gess...

Hello everyone!  It's Monday again, so it's Barbara here with another project for you.  I am still in card making mode, so today, I want to share another Valentine's Day card plus matching tag with you.   This month, we are proud to have  Faerie Song Art Stamps  as our sponsor.  Their stamps are deeply etched red rubber, and the selection of faeries is out of this world (no pun intended).  Cut a 12x12 piece of blueish green card stock in half, then use your  ScorPal scoring board  to score in half for a 6x6 folded card.  Fussy cut around one of the  Kaisercraft Botanical Odyssey Papers  to fit the front of the card, ink edges with Leather  Mixed Media Salazar Inkx  using the  Ranger Blending Tool  and adhere it with  Double Side Tape Mini . Die cut scalloped heart shape from pink polka dot paper and a solid heart from the blue print paper with the  Scallop Heart die .  Adhere th...