Linda Presents Birth Of Star By Rachel Anderson

Linda Tagg Mixed Media/2015

Birth Of A Star Wall Art

Rachel Anderson's Birth Of A Star Digital Image

Black and Silver Corrugated Cardstock

Spectrum Noir Markers

Flat Back Crystal

Stickles

Mirrored Frame

Get this and other great digital images and rubber stamps at

Sweet Pea Stamps

Forget Me Not - Jane's view

Sweet Pea Stamps

Today is my day to showcase and image from Sweet Pea Stamps and I have chosen to work with the beautiful image 'Forget Me Not'  by Rachel Anderson which is available from the Sweet Pea Store in  digi format.

I started adding my text to the image before printing, there is another wee bit to the text which is not shown here and is used on a mount later on.  Next I coloured the image with Faber Castell Polychromes pencils.

 After cutting all my mats on my die cutter I set to work on completing the topper text section.

 With the basic bits now all done it was time to assemble. I started by embossing the two square mats with an Embossilicious folder.  The blue mat was attached to the card.  The white one had lace applied and then was also glued to the card.  The digi section had a string of iridescent pearls glued round the edge and then I placed this on the oval blue mount.  For the inside of the card I used Spellbinders Scalloped Square and then I cut eight Tattered Lace Doily Coners, four for the inside of the card and four for the outside.

Ingredients:-

• Image -  'Forget Me Not'  by Rachel Anderson
• Colouring Medium - Faber Castell Polychromes pencils
• Dies - Square and Oval dies by me, Spellbinders Scalloped Squares and Tattered Lace Doily Coners
• From my Stash - lace, pearls and bow

Thank you for stopping by today and hope you have a happy crafting time ahead of you :) xx

Rachel Anderson's Birth of Star - by Angelique

Good day everyone, Angelique here again.

For todays project I've made a 5x5 "page"

I want to make a mini album with stamps available from the Sweet Pea Stamps shop

For this first page I have used

Birth of Star by Rachel Anderson, you can find the stamp HERE or the digi HERE

MATERIALS:

Photo album page, design paper, rhinestones, corner die, cut file, colour pencils, glitters

As you can see on the image below, I kept the holes on the left side of the pages, so I can use those to "bind" all the pages when done. It also has a layer of tissue paper on there, to protect the image

Here's a close up of the image

A Star is Born by Rachel Anderson

We have a verry nice and friendly group on facebook and we would love to see your make with any of the Sweet Pea Stamps.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/Sweetpeastampsfriendsandfans/

I hope you enjoyed my project

See you again next week

Huggsss, Angelique

Rachel Anderson's Opalite - by Angelique

Good day everyone,

I'm Angelique and it's my turn to host again.

For todays post I've created an easel card using the gorgeous Opalite image by Rachel Anderson

It's such an elegant image, so I figured it needed an elegant background

MATERIALS:

Sweet Pea Stamps Opalite by Rachel Anderson, colour pencils, cut file, foam tape, rhinestones, gold glitter eyeliner

I enjoyed building up this card and because I wanted the image to be the center of attention

I didn't add any embelishments to it, besides the 2 colours of rhinestones.

The golden glitter on the image has been added with a gold glitter eyeliner.

These eyeliners come in so many different colours and can often be bought on sale for less then €1,00

This golden one, was given to me by my daughter.

I hope you enjoyed my project

Don't forget, we have a verry nice and friendly group on facebook and we would love to see your makes with any of the Sweet Pea Stamps.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/Sweetpeastampsfriendsandfans/

See you again next week

Huggsss, Angelique

Pixie Dust - Sande's view

Hello everyone!

Sande's turn to showcase a card today to all of you lovely crafters 

and this time I have used an image

 by Rachel Anderson called "Pixie Dust".

I will defenately try that one with other colors too.

 The image looks such a vulnerable and delicate. What a Beauty!

 This one can be found at the Sweet Pea Stamps store only as a rubber stamp.  

There is much more fabulous images at Sweet Pea Stamps so don't forget to pop over!

Hope you'll get some inspiration here and create something great!

Don't forget to come back every day and see other DT's outstanding creations!

Hugs, Sande xx

Featured Artist Week: Rachel Anderson

Today is the final day of November's Artist Week, Rachel Anderson. I chose Pixie Dust for my image.

It was colored with copics, the papers are Prima. I hope you have a wonderful weekend!

Featured Artist Week: Rachel Anderson

Have you been enjoying our featured artist this week? This week each design team member is choosing an image created by Rachel Anderson. Today I am using the image Angelic.

I colored her with copics and paired her with some My Mind's Eye papers and some Wild Orchid Crafts flowers. 

Hope you have been inspired all week. Now go get some stamps!

Featured Artist Week: Rachel Anderson

Hi everyone!  It's me, Holley, brining you a card today from the Featured Artist this week, Rachel Anderson.  I am using a beautiful image she created named Queen Of Hearts.  This image is available as a digi-stamp or as a rubber stamp (plate #201).  I am using a red card here, that is quite large, I ran the front of the card through my machine to emboss it and then added a sheet behind it to give it a double layer. 

Here's a close-up of the stamped image, it's so very delicate and detailed, like all of Rachel Anderson's images

I hope you have been enjoying all the wonderful cards this week using this artist's images, be sure and check them all out at the Sweet Pea store.

Cheers, Holley

Featured Artist Week: Rachel Anderson

It´s Featured Artist Week, and my choice of 

Rachel Anderson´s lovely motives is the sweet little Angelic.

I colored the motive with distress markers, and

I´ve used lots of white gesso, white crackle paint and

at her wings there are "Flowersoft".

Big hugs Milo

Featured Artist Week: Rachel Anderson

Hello and good morning everyone. This week we have Featured Artist Week again. And this week we all from the team had a play with an image by the fabulous artist Rachel Anderson. My choice was 'Angelic'. I love all of Rachel's images, but this one is very special to me. This magical image is available as a single rubber stamp and on Plate # 95 together with three other gorgeous images. And it is available as a Digital Image too.

Below you can see a close up of the image I coloured with Copics. I added some sparkling here and there.

Thank you so much for looking. Check out the other projects the team made with one of Rachel's images.
Hugs, Karina

Featured Artist Week: Rachel Anderson

It's time for the Artist of the Week at Sweet Pea Stamps! This week we are showcasing stamps from the artist, Rachel Anderson. You can find her digi stamps~HERE and her rubber stamps~ HERE! Be sure to visit the blog so you can see the other designers fabulous creations too!!

I chose to work with the digi stamp, Sunrise, which can be found HERE! and it is also available in rubber form~HERE and on Sheet #2, Plate #111~HERE!

The image is colored with copics and then I cut it out with a nestablities die. While it was still in the die I sponged ink around the edge for a shadow/background effect. I paired her with papers from 7 Gypsies~Avignon and added a few Ornate Hinge diecuts from my SCACD die. Some pearls and stickles finish the card off.

Have a wonderful day!

Featured Artist Week: Rachel Anderson

It was very hard for me to pick an image because I love so many of her images.  I finally decided to use Amanita Muscaria because of the mushrooms and the pose of the fairy.  I colored her with copics.

The background paper is from My minds eye.

The flowers are from Prima and the saying is on a spellbinders die.

Here's a close up

Thanks so much for your comments. They mean a lot to me.

Love, Viola

Featured Artist Week : Rachel Anderson

It's Featured Artist Week again and this month the Design Team are showcasing the stunning artwork of Rachel Anderson. I chose to work this this beautiful stamp called Amanita Muscaria:

I'm going through a bit of a minimalist, CAS phase at the moment and I think the clean and simple style works well with this pretty framed image. I coloured the image using Prismacolor pencils and added highlights to the white dots on the mushrooms using a white gel pen:

I kept my card really simple, matting white card onto black card for a border and layering a die-cut flourish behind the image. It would be easy to add a simple stamped sentiment to this card for whatever occasion I might choose.

Rachel's beautiful stamps are available in both digi and red rubber format from the Sweet Pea Stamps store and will be on special offer for this week only. :)

Featured Artist Week: Rachel Anderson

Hello to you all! It is Artist of the week at Sweet Pea Stamps. We are showcasing stamps by Rachel Anderson. For my card i used stamp "Snow Fae". You can perches this image in Rubber stamp or Digital image.

I used some markers and inks to color and added Distress stickles to the Moon and snowflakes.

Background paper, sentiment  and Die for a flowers by HC. Also i used MS punch. I added ribbon to the center of the card and did stitching around.
Thanks for looking.
Nataliya

Featured Artist Week: Rachel Anderson

Welcome to our monthly “Artist of the Week” here at SweetPea Stamps (SPS). Our artist this week is Rachel Anderson. I love Ms. Anderson’s fantastical images. I chose to create with “Forget-Me-Not.” You can find her images in digital format or rubber stamp format on Plate #173, whichever you prefer for your little pieces of art.

I kept “Forget-Me-Not” very simple. I used Copics in blues and greens and added some Spicas in blue and green. I did some highlighting with a white gel pen. I also thought that the little forget-me-nots needed some centers, so I dug up my gold acrylic paint and a detail brush and went to town with little gold dots.

The only embellishments that I used were Spellbinder’s Radiant Rectangles and some pearls from my stash. I will have more details on my blog, AJ's Designs, tomorrow.

I hope that you can play in our challenge at One SweetChallenge. If you do enter, and you use an SPS image, please share your creations with us in our SPS Facebook group. To keep up on all the happenings at SPS, take a visit to our SPS Facebook page.

Thanks for stopping by. I hope you stop by every day for a little Sweet Pea inspiration!

Aletha

Featured Artist Week: Rachel Anderson

This week is Artist week.

And now it's time for the art from

Rachel Anderson.

She makes gorgeous art.

I choose to make something of

"Snow Fae".

This gorgeous stamp is availble

at:

Sweet Pea Rubber Stamp 

and is also availble as a digi:

Sweet Pea Digi Stamp 

Christmas is coming!

So I decided that a Christmas Ornament would

be lovely to make.

First I colored my Snow Fae with my distresspads.

And Clear embossed it. 

( I add 3 layers of Clear embossingspowder)

Than I put it in the freezer for about 10 minutes.

And than I cracked it, so you see now that there 

are cracks on the image.

I distressed it with Walnut Stain distresspad.

I remembered that I had a MDF wooden frame.

So I decided to pimp it up with Marianne Design Christmaspaper.

On the back of the frame, I glued lace for the vintage look.

On the frame I cutted snowflakes from a die cut from Joy!.

I embossed it with holographic embossingspowder.

So, here is my "Snow Fae"

from the lovely artist Rachel Anderson Collection.

I hope you like her... and take a peek to what the other DT-members have made!

Sylvia

xxx

Featured Artist Week: Rachel Anderson

Hi there. This is a fabulous image from the talented artist Rachael Anderson called Sunset. If you would like this stamp she can be found at http://sweetpeastamps.com
you will ask for sheet 3 plate 173.
I used watercolors and prisma Pencils. I hope you enjoy her.
susan

Featured Artist Week: Rachel Anderson

It is Artist of the Week time over at the Sweet Pea Stamps Blog.  This month the Artist of the Week is Rachel Anderson.  All members of the Design Team use a Rachel Anderson image and make a card/creation with it.

For my Artist of the Week card I have chosen Rachel Anderson’s image called “Sunrise”.  It is available as a digital stamp, single rubber stamp and as part of a multi-image plate (Sheet 2, Plate 111 – Sunrise comes on the multi-image plate with Amanita Muscaria, Pixie Dust and Twilight Shimmer).

I have coloured my image in with Graph'it pens and highlighted areas with my clear Wink of Stella pen.  I have die-cut around the image and used a set of peg pens of flowers and leaves and stamped around the image.  I have used a yellow Pan Pastel to colour around the image.

The backing papers I have used are from my Perfect Companions CD.  I have finished the card off with some lace, ribbon, crochet flowers a friend made, buttons, Craftwork Cards die-cut sentiment and a butterfly made out of air dry clay coloured with two tones on yellow Pan Pastels.

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Here are some other cards I have to show you this week.

 As Christmas will soon be here I decided to make a Christmas card using the Sweet Pea Stamps image by Ching-Chou Kuik called "Holly Fairy".  It is available as a digital stamp, single rubber stamp and as part of a multi-image plate (Sheet 21, Plate 60 - Holly Fairy comes on the multi-image plate with Poinsettia Fairy, Holly Night and Cherish Christmas).

 

I have coloured the image in with my Promarkers/Flexmarkers and then inked around the edge with Tim Holtz's Crushed Olive and Peeled Paint distress ink.  I have added Glossy Accents to the holly berries.

The backing paper is a freebie from a magazine last year.  I have mounted the image on a Marianne Designs die-cut frame.  I have finished the card off with some ribbon threaded through the holes, die-cut flower cut from tissue paper and held together with a brad, Marianne Designs die-cut holly, Craftwork Cards die-cut sentiment and some pearls.
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Here is another holly Christmas card but something totally different.  This time I have used a Rebecca Sinz image called "Holly".  She is available as a digital stamp, single rubber stamp and as part of a multi-image plate (Sheet 12, Plate 236 - Holly comes on the multi-image plate with Hemlock, Witching Hour and Dragon Angel.

I have coloured the image in with my Graph'it pens.  The backing papers I was given.  Due to the expense of posting cards I am trying to keep the height of cards to a minimum so it doesn't cost people a lot to post.  I have therefore embellished with some washi tape, gems,  Craftwork Cards die-cut sentiment and made a flower out of tissue paper with a brad centre and red Stickles rubbed over it (messy but very effective).