JUNK JOURNALING with B line Design stamps and kits by Linda Isreal and Norella of Calico Collage. Check out Linda Isreal YouTube for wonderful creative junk journaling and stamping. Thank you LINDA and NORELLA for beautiful colorful kids.
Here are some photos of B Line Design stamps and Junk Journals.Thank you for visiting B Line Designs. Beverly
Sunday, June 2, 2019
Saturday, May 4, 2019
Kelly’s Collection Purse Book
Simply gorgeous!
Kelly and I were both privileged to receive this design and pattern from Michelle Bodensteiner. It is such a fun class to teach that is loaded with one vignette after another. A perfect match for B Line Design stamps. B Line Designs web site and catalog. I hope you love Kelly’s art as much as we do.
Kelly,s Blachowiak’s Collection
Kelly Blachowiak has been stamping for 22 years. Besides cards and scrapbooking, she also loved mixed media and taught classes at various stamp and scrapbook stores. “Sadly, Kelly has been suffering from early onset Alzheimer’s and can no longer enjoy crafting. Her wonderful husband decided to honor Kelly by enlisting the help of two of Kelly’s dearest friends to help distribute her craft materials to friends of hers as well as others who would appreciate them and help spread her love of crafting.
Here is one of the art books of Kelly’s.
This is an altered child’s hard back book. The hard surface was gessoed to become a black slate.
Kelly then chose B Line Designs rubber stamps, scrapbook paper, fabrics and embellishments to make this beautiful fashion book. Kelly’s since of design and color created this gorgeous book.
B lines next post will be another sample of the art many of Kelly’s family and friends enjoy.
B Line Designs rubber stamps
Here is one of the art books of Kelly’s.
This is an altered child’s hard back book. The hard surface was gessoed to become a black slate.
Kelly then chose B Line Designs rubber stamps, scrapbook paper, fabrics and embellishments to make this beautiful fashion book. Kelly’s since of design and color created this gorgeous book.
B lines next post will be another sample of the art many of Kelly’s family and friends enjoy.
B Line Designs rubber stamps
Saturday, April 27, 2019
Junk journaling with Linda Isreal using B Line Designs Stamps
Here is the like to today’s tutorial with Linda Isreal. Thank you LINDA for featuring B Line Designs stamps. Linda has a channel that is worth subscribing. Linda is a long time stamper, crafte, Junk Journaler and Designer.
Here is the link.
https://youtu.be/G4ikSvbCrUQ
This is the B Line Designs stamp DAMASK COLLAGE CTD015G.
Send me an email if you have anyquestions. bgseymour@mac.com
You can order from. Linda Isreal.com
Friday, April 12, 2019
The many looks of “Collaged Butterfly”
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Collaged Butterfly is an awesome stamp that is versatile. Stamp onto a gradient blue background or highlight the Butterfly with color pencil.
Tuesday, November 21, 2017
Christmas cards "B Line Designs" Way!
Hello everyone! Susan here - I am a bit late in posting about my class at Artsy Stamps and Paper Crafts in Loveland, Colorado in October. It was a fabulous class! I created four different cards for the students.
The first card was made using the Dream Catcher stamp HO145F: I used Tumbled Glass and Broken China Distress Inks and applied them to a blank white card using a blending tool. Then I stamped the Pine Tree Small HO103D in several places using Peeled Paint Distress Ink. I created the snow mound from a scrap piece of white card stock, curving the top with the scissors as I went. The snow mound was then adhered over the sky and trees.
The Dreamer Girl was stamped onto scrap card stock, colored and cut out. I used foam tape to adhere her to the card after I stamped White Christmas HO123B to the snow mound of the stamp. To finish the card I added a Creative Impressions white glimmer ribbon to the left side of the card panel and one of their snowflake brads between the girl's hands. The panel was adhered to a white card.
The following card was created using the Pinecone Duo Stamp HO130G, one of my favorite stamps!
I stamped the pine cone onto a cream card stock panel, colored it with pencils and added a red micro brad from Creative Impressions to the center of the greens. I then stamped Holiday Wishes HO205C below the pine cone, added color around the edges with Vintage Photo Distress Ink and a blending tool, adhered the panel to a larger brown panel with a Creative Impressions brown glimmer ribbon and a bow and then to a Bo Bunny dots evergreen panel. Finally all was adhered to a white card.
Next up is a card using the Frosty stamp HO201G. For this card I decided to use a pre-made Bo Bunny dots powder blue card panel. I stamped Frosty twice, once on the dots panel and once on a white card stock panel. By doing this I could cut out the Frosty image along the far tree line, cutting off the branches for his arm and the branch tree. By lining up the two images, I didn't have to cut around the branches. Easy!
Pencils were used to color the children's clothes. The entire panel was adhered to a slightly larger black panel and finally a white card. 'Tis the Season HO139B was stamped in the lower right section of the card.
The first card was made using the Dream Catcher stamp HO145F: I used Tumbled Glass and Broken China Distress Inks and applied them to a blank white card using a blending tool. Then I stamped the Pine Tree Small HO103D in several places using Peeled Paint Distress Ink. I created the snow mound from a scrap piece of white card stock, curving the top with the scissors as I went. The snow mound was then adhered over the sky and trees.
The Dreamer Girl was stamped onto scrap card stock, colored and cut out. I used foam tape to adhere her to the card after I stamped White Christmas HO123B to the snow mound of the stamp. To finish the card I added a Creative Impressions white glimmer ribbon to the left side of the card panel and one of their snowflake brads between the girl's hands. The panel was adhered to a white card.
The following card was created using the Pinecone Duo Stamp HO130G, one of my favorite stamps!
I stamped the pine cone onto a cream card stock panel, colored it with pencils and added a red micro brad from Creative Impressions to the center of the greens. I then stamped Holiday Wishes HO205C below the pine cone, added color around the edges with Vintage Photo Distress Ink and a blending tool, adhered the panel to a larger brown panel with a Creative Impressions brown glimmer ribbon and a bow and then to a Bo Bunny dots evergreen panel. Finally all was adhered to a white card.
Next up is a card using the Frosty stamp HO201G. For this card I decided to use a pre-made Bo Bunny dots powder blue card panel. I stamped Frosty twice, once on the dots panel and once on a white card stock panel. By doing this I could cut out the Frosty image along the far tree line, cutting off the branches for his arm and the branch tree. By lining up the two images, I didn't have to cut around the branches. Easy!
Pencils were used to color the children's clothes. The entire panel was adhered to a slightly larger black panel and finally a white card. 'Tis the Season HO139B was stamped in the lower right section of the card.
The last card I call the "Polar Express" for obvious reasons. This card is so easy to create as there is no coloring at all except for some white pen accents for "snow" I stamped Christmas Time HO138E first with black Archival ink. I then stamped the Train TP119C below it to the left and finally Believe HO116C along the top of the Christmas Time sign.
I created a small snow mound from a scrap of white card stock along with a snowflake from Creative Impressions using their different sized snowflakes and a glitter brad. I used my white pen to draw in some snow and some Stickles to add glitter. This panel was adhered to a larger black panel, a Bo Bunny Dots paper and finally to a white card.
I hope you have enjoyed these cards and you will try making some of them for yourself. As you can see, they were quite easy!
Susan
Wednesday, June 14, 2017
Fabulous Trunk Show Weekend Kick-off at Artsy Stamps and Paper Crafts!
Hello Everyone:
The weekend of June 2nd through the 5th saw the kick-off for the fabulous B Line Designs and Creative Impressions Trunk Show at Artsy Stamps and Paper Crafts in Loveland, Colorado. Customers were treated to free demos and make and takes. Susan Mostek and Michelle Bodensteiner taught several classes as well. Here are a few pictures from the weekend:
Here is Susan with the store owner, Patsy Kral.
We love this next photo of our long time customer, Donna! Donna has all our catalogs and supplements in her own binder!
Here are some photos of the wonderful displays created and set up by Michelle.
Michelle also put together a fabulous Gift "Trunk" to be awarded to one lucky customer at the end of the show!
Susan showed customers how to make ribbon roses from Creative Impressions Gingham Ribbon as well as flowers using Creative Impressions Blossoms. She combined B Line Stamps with their embellishments - a perfect match!
The following two cards featured our Swirling Plants background stamp (FF252G) as well as Happy Birthday from the Cherry On Top stamp (HF313C) (yes, she used part of a stamp!), Fairy Special (FA237B) and a sweet little fairy from our Little Fairies Cube (FA229F) holding onto a ribbon rose "lollipop".
Our Charming Gardeners sentiment stamp (FF216E) was used on this card.
Finally, the next two cards feature our Polka Dots (BA720F) as well as One Person (HF310D). .
Here is one of the lucky winners of a daily prize:
A big "Thank you" to all of you who came out to Artsy to participate in our Trunk Show kick-off weekend! The show continues until the end of the month. Patsy also has our catalogs out and is taking special orders.
Cherri Robb will be teaching a special B Line class next Sunday, June 11th. Don't miss it!
B Line Designs
The weekend of June 2nd through the 5th saw the kick-off for the fabulous B Line Designs and Creative Impressions Trunk Show at Artsy Stamps and Paper Crafts in Loveland, Colorado. Customers were treated to free demos and make and takes. Susan Mostek and Michelle Bodensteiner taught several classes as well. Here are a few pictures from the weekend:
Here is Susan with the store owner, Patsy Kral.
We love this next photo of our long time customer, Donna! Donna has all our catalogs and supplements in her own binder!
Here are some photos of the wonderful displays created and set up by Michelle.
Michelle also put together a fabulous Gift "Trunk" to be awarded to one lucky customer at the end of the show!
Susan showed customers how to make ribbon roses from Creative Impressions Gingham Ribbon as well as flowers using Creative Impressions Blossoms. She combined B Line Stamps with their embellishments - a perfect match!
The following two cards featured our Swirling Plants background stamp (FF252G) as well as Happy Birthday from the Cherry On Top stamp (HF313C) (yes, she used part of a stamp!), Fairy Special (FA237B) and a sweet little fairy from our Little Fairies Cube (FA229F) holding onto a ribbon rose "lollipop".
Finally, the next two cards feature our Polka Dots (BA720F) as well as One Person (HF310D). .
Here is one of the lucky winners of a daily prize:
A big "Thank you" to all of you who came out to Artsy to participate in our Trunk Show kick-off weekend! The show continues until the end of the month. Patsy also has our catalogs out and is taking special orders.
Cherri Robb will be teaching a special B Line class next Sunday, June 11th. Don't miss it!
B Line Designs
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