Hi Everyone!
I thought I would pop in and share a Fourth of July card I made using the Lost Coast Design Stamp, America Collage. This card went together fairly quickly, so I made five of them. I sent out four to friends and family. I stamped the image on white CS with Jet Black Archival ink.
The coloring was done with Distress inks. For more info and pics, click over to my blog, Dreaming and Creating. Hope you are having a great weekend!!
Karen McAlpine
Sunday, June 30, 2013
Thursday, June 27, 2013
Lavender Blue Cosmos Collage
Hi Coasties!
Karen here today with the second card in my series made with the Lost Coast Design stamp, Cosmos Collage (one of my favorites!). I made three projects using this stamp and will share the third later this week. The color scheme this time is lavender and blue---very dreamy. Take a look.
Die cut keys, fabric, and distress inks were used to complete the card. For more pics and info, click over to my blog, Dreaming and Creating. Hope you are having a great day!
Karen McAlpine
Karen here today with the second card in my series made with the Lost Coast Design stamp, Cosmos Collage (one of my favorites!). I made three projects using this stamp and will share the third later this week. The color scheme this time is lavender and blue---very dreamy. Take a look.
Die cut keys, fabric, and distress inks were used to complete the card. For more pics and info, click over to my blog, Dreaming and Creating. Hope you are having a great day!
Karen McAlpine
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Cosmos Collage in Pink and Gray
Hello Lost Coasters!
Karen here today with a dreamy creation made with the LCD stamp called, Cosmos Collage. I used a pink and gray color scheme with lots of fibers and distressing.
For more info and pics, check out the full post on my blog, Dreaming and Creating. Hope you are having a fantastic day that involves lots of stamping!!
Karen McAlpine
Karen here today with a dreamy creation made with the LCD stamp called, Cosmos Collage. I used a pink and gray color scheme with lots of fibers and distressing.
For more info and pics, check out the full post on my blog, Dreaming and Creating. Hope you are having a fantastic day that involves lots of stamping!!
Karen McAlpine
Monday, June 17, 2013
Drag Queen in Glitter!
Hello Dear Stamper Friends:
Today I am sharing with you my very First post here at "Lost Coaster's Review's" blog!...
My name is Bibiana, I am from South America and I am a passionate card maker and officially as of today member of the Design Team of "Lost Coast Designs"!
I discovered "Lost Coast Designs" at my very first rubber stamp convention, back in 2008, and right away I fell in love with these unique stamped images...5 years later here I am, being part of this incredible company...
I look forward to fun times ahead playing with all the whimsical stamps and teaming up with this great group of talented ladies!
Thank You, "Lost Coast Designs" for this awesome opportunity!
Ok, now onto the card...
This "Drag Queen" deserved some sparkles and I decided to use glitter, gold embossing powder and make her "fly" :)...
I use a "Glue Pad" to stamp the "Chicken Wire" background and the "Wings". Right away, I added the glitter.
TIP: tap the glitter onto the glue and let it dry...THEN shake excess of glitter, ...some will still come off, but not too bad...the tapping and the drying time is Key to this process...
I added some tape foam to give some dimension; the flourish and the drag queen were heat emboss...
Here it is a last view, from the side; Notice the wings pop up form the card...
I hope you liked it and I look forward to see you again next time for another fun card...
We ALL, at the DTM, love your comments, so if you have some time please leave us a small note...
STAMPS USED:
Drag Queen; Chicken Wire Background, Daisy Flourish; Wings

Friday, June 14, 2013
Emboss Resist--Rabbit with Flowers
Hello,
Today, I would like to share this fun bunny card made with the Lost Coast Design stamp Rabbit with Flowers.
I used an emboss resist technique to create this card. Added a little DP and teal CS. For more instructions, see the full post here.
Hope you are having a great day!
Karen McAlpine
Today, I would like to share this fun bunny card made with the Lost Coast Design stamp Rabbit with Flowers.
I used an emboss resist technique to create this card. Added a little DP and teal CS. For more instructions, see the full post here.
Hope you are having a great day!
Karen McAlpine
Monday, June 10, 2013
Here's a link to a great video by Lindsay. She's using Gelato crayons on the Large Shrubbery, but it's a fun and easy technique that you can use on many images. Enjoy!
http://thefrugalcrafter.wordpress.com/2013/06/10/watercolor-stamping-with-gelatos-or-faux-latos/
Thanks, Lindsay!
http://thefrugalcrafter.wordpress.com/2013/06/10/watercolor-stamping-with-gelatos-or-faux-latos/
Thanks, Lindsay!
Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Check out Cecilia's blog to see how she's using the Large Shrubbery stamp in her journal.
http://www.mostlystamped.com/?p=603
Thanks for sharing, Cecilia!
Linda
If clicking the link doesn't work, just copy and paste into your browser URL line.
http://www.mostlystamped.com/?p=603
Thanks for sharing, Cecilia!
Linda
If clicking the link doesn't work, just copy and paste into your browser URL line.
Sunday, May 26, 2013
Memorial Day Sale!
I thought I would be participating in another sale this weekend, but it didn't happen, so I'm posting an exclusive one here for the Lost Coasters. Because of the lateness, I'm extending this sale to midnight Tuesday, May 28th, Pacific Time.
Here's how it works...select any 6 stamps (unmounted, mounted, or a combination) using the shopping cart on my website, and get 20% off. Free shipping also in the US, and half the shipping for international.
If you pay with a credit card, I'll calculate your discount before running your card. If you pay with PayPal, I'll refund the discount back to your account.
Please put "Memorial Day Sale" in the checkout Comments area to get your discount!!
I wish everyone a happy and safe holiday!
Linda
I thought I would be participating in another sale this weekend, but it didn't happen, so I'm posting an exclusive one here for the Lost Coasters. Because of the lateness, I'm extending this sale to midnight Tuesday, May 28th, Pacific Time.
Here's how it works...select any 6 stamps (unmounted, mounted, or a combination) using the shopping cart on my website, and get 20% off. Free shipping also in the US, and half the shipping for international.
If you pay with a credit card, I'll calculate your discount before running your card. If you pay with PayPal, I'll refund the discount back to your account.
Please put "Memorial Day Sale" in the checkout Comments area to get your discount!!
I wish everyone a happy and safe holiday!
Linda
Saturday, May 25, 2013
Vintage Ladies Note Cards
Hi! Hope you're having a wonderful weekend! I'm back today to share three note cards I created using some new stamps in the Lost Coast Designs catalogue - Lingerie, Two Women and French Maid! All three of these beauties can be found in the New Images section - right HERE! You're gonna just love these images! The detail is just amazing! Check out my blog post on Love To Scrap! for all the details! ;)
Thanks so much for stopping by today - we hope to see you back soon! ;)
Hugs,
Leslie
Friday, May 24, 2013
Don't Worry Be Happy!
Here's my latest mixed media kind of card created using the largest butterfly in the Butterflies set and sentiment from the Party Words stamp set! Had a great time with this one! I created the background with VersaMagic ink on the Gelli Plate, dropped several colors of Adirondack alcohol inks onto it, then sprayed it with a handmade Perfect Pearls mist! The gorgeous butterfly is embossed with Black Fantasy embossing powder on heavy-weight vellum, colored (on the back side) with Smooch inks, then cut out with a Pergamano 4-prong perforating tool. Love the butterfly trail! Check out my blog post on Love To Scrap! for all the details!
Here's a close-up of that gorgeous shimmery butterfly!
Thanks so much for stopping by today - we hope to see you back soon! ;)
Hugs,
Leslie
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