Hi Coasties,
How about a little lunar madness today??!! The Moon Goddess , one of Lost Coast Designs new images, works so well with a Kaleidacolor ink pad. I know we all have one in our stashes...... I used a pad with shades of blue. Take a look.
I used Liquid Pearls to add depth and a bit of texture. I even added some to the ribbon--just let it dry well before handling.
For more pics and instructions, check out the full post on my blog, Dreaming and Creating. Hope you are having a great artistic day.
Karen McAlpine
Monday, May 5, 2014
Thursday, May 1, 2014
Half-O-Ween in May Gothic Sugar Skull Altered Game Piece Jewelry by Leigh S-B
Today is also Day 1 of
Halloween is one of DominoART's favourite holidays and we love to celebrate Half-O-Ween in May just like Christmas in July!
I will be featuring one FANGTASTIC project on my DominoART blog every 2nd day throughout May created by my
Petrifying Players!
At the end of May they will be in the running for some spooktacular prizes and vying for your votes! So stop by, gobble up all their clawesome eye candy and then show them how much their scary projects delightfully terrified you by voting for your favourites starting May 27!
Lost Coast Designs is sponsoring our
First Place Prize
a $10 gift certificate to spend on LCD rubber, Woohoo!
To kick off the festival I created altered game piece jewelry featuring
Lost Coast Designs new Sugar Skull rubber stamps
Six Mini Skulls and the Picado Skull stamp
Gothic Sugar Skulls Jewelry by Leigh S-B
Lost Coast Designs new Sugar Skull rubber stamps
Six Mini Skulls and the Picado Skull stamp
Gothic Sugar Skulls Jewelry by Leigh S-B
Domino Hugs!
Leigh S-B
THE SHARPIE DOMINO QUEEN
Wednesday, April 30, 2014
Believe
Just a short post to cellebrate we have already
over the 100 likes on Facebook.
This page a made with Andy Skinner techniques,
he's a great artist!
Used stamp:
Thursday, April 24, 2014
3 Flying Flower Girls
Hi Lost Coast Design Lovers, this will be my
first blogpost on this blog.
Love stamping and LCD has such great stamps,
hope I can inspire you with the work
I'll be sharing here.
The background of this Art Journal Page
is made with paint and a lot of water on aquarel paper.
Finished with templates and ink.
Using the sewing machine is sometimes a
must, it gives the page something extra.
Used stamp:
Wednesday, April 23, 2014
Art Journal pages for Round Robin album

Hi Coasties,
Esther here,
This is my first official post on this lovely Lost Coast Designs Blog. I met Linda a couple of weeks ago on a stamping event in Holland. We had a nice chat and since that day I am going to create as many as possible Lost Coast Artwork for you.
For a Round Robin journal at my Favourite Art and Mixed Media Supply shop De Craftorij in Holland I created this spread using the Lost Coast Designs Domino border with, in the front, the background stamp Large Shrubbery.
The background I made with acryllic paints and templates. The red heart I cut from a piece of scrap paper with paint on it. Hope you like it, thanks for watching and hope to see you again on this blog:)
If you would like to know more about me and my artsy crafty work please visit my blog.
Friday, April 18, 2014
Follow the Yellow Brick Road
Happy Friday Folks! Here is a fun card idea for your weekend!
I used the Wizard of OZ stamps from Lost Coast Designs that feature the precious illustrations from the original book. I did not use many supplies for this card and I bet you can make do with what you have too to make something like it! Watch the video for tips and hints on masking, embossing and coloring!
If you want to download the free sheet of Dolly Parton Quotes I mentioned in the video you can here. Happy crafting!
Wednesday, April 16, 2014
Chalkboard/Zentangle style Card
Hello Dear Stamper Friends:
Here Bibiana...
Today I would like to share with you this "Chalkboard/Zentangle" style card that I made using the wonderful "Loast Coast Designs" stamps.
This set of stamps come as a sheet of red rubber stamps with all these "doodle" words to be used separate or together...I love how the words are "Zentangle" style too!
see my Pinterest board in "Zentangle"
I decided to use the entire sheet and do not cut the words and use the sheet as a background!
I stamped a second time the words in white paper and only use the word "create" and place it on top of the background.
The feather was stamped in acetate paper, with white "Stazon" Ink and as for the crown I added glossy accents to make it shine!
Ok my friends I hope you can check out LCD website, there are very new stamps added to the website!!!
And Great news for us Californians, LCD is coming to town, they will be here on May 2nd at the
"The Original Rubber Stamp Festival", Sacramento, California, so mark your calendars and stop by the booth to say Hi!
SUPPLIES: doodle words ; feather; set of crowns;

Sunday, April 13, 2014
Pretty Doll Border Part 2
Hi Coasties!
Today, I have two more cards made with the Dolls Border stamp. One is cream/black, the other pretty pinks.
For instructions and materials see the full post on my blog. Hope you are having a great weekend!
Karen McAlpine
Saturday, April 5, 2014
Grow note cards
Hi everyone! Leslie here, sharing another pair of note cards I created with some pretty amazing Lost Coast Designs stamps. I used the emboss resist technique with the Shrubbery stamp and three distress inks to create the backgrounds, and the Grow stamp from the Dictionary Words set to create the sentiment block.
For more details on these note cards, please see my blog post at Love To Scrap!
Thanks so much for stopping by!
Hugs,
Leslie
For more details on these note cards, please see my blog post at Love To Scrap!
Thanks so much for stopping by!
Hugs,
Leslie
Friday, April 4, 2014
Oh So Cute Doll Border

Hello Coasties!
Today is all about the cuteness. I stamped the Doll Border on pretty pink/peach CS and cut into different size pieces to make these Oh So Cute Cards.
For more info and pic's, see the full post on my blog Dreaming and Creating. I made a bunch of cards with this so cute stamp. I will share two others later in the week. Have a great weekend!
Karen McAlpine
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