50 Shades of GREEN Lost Coast Blog Hop Giveaway

My creation for the "50 Shades of Green" Blog Hop by Lost Coast Designs, Inspired by the artwork of Seth Apter

Create a background with different shades of Green

Add some "texture"with the Flagstone Background stamp

Another layer with the use of some stencils and a mask

The big face on the left is a handmade mask combined with one of the stamps from the Phrenology Heads Set

To finish this art journal page I stamped the quote (using versamark green permanent ink) on some old music paper and then cut the letters before applying them it onto the background. 

Please join us at the blog hop :

"50 Shades of GREEN" 
Readers Progressive Blog Hop Giveaway!
Win a $20 gift certificate to spend at Lost Coast Designs!
March 11 - 30

Calling all fans of Lost Coast Designs and Carmen’s Veranda!

Starting today we are hosting our very first progressive blog hop on the Lost Coaster's Review blog and EVERYONE is invited to participate and be in the running to win a $20 gift certificate to spend at Lost Coast Designs!

Members of the Lost Coast Design Team kick off the hop today at 11am PST so pop on over, hop all the blogs, get inspired and join the fun!  Link up your own Shades of GREEN projects from today through to March 30 and keep the blog hop rolling!  Visit the Lost Coaster’s Review blog for all the participation details!  The winner will be announced on March 31 and some Honourable Mention blog badges are up for grabs too! 

An InLinkz Link-up

Lifebook 2015 week 8 Treasure Seeking with Mati Rose Mc. Donough

Lifebook 2015 week 8 Treasure Seeking with Mati Rose Mc. Donough.

One of my favourite stamps by Lost Coast Designs : Los Tres Caballeros in a gold leaf boat :)

Clean and Simple

For the 4th Lost Coast Designs Challenge I created this CAS card.
Using the Head in Hands stamp which I only stamped with black ink on Hazel & Ruby's tissuepaper. That's easy peasy isn't it ?  ;)

Art Journal page

As I love mixed media and art journals I made this Art Journal page to show you that Lost Coast Designs Stamps are not for card making only. I used 4 different Lost Coast stamps to create this page.
Of course I used one of the lovely new Manga Goth girl stamps as a focal point. For the background I used a Nellann Roberts stamp mat (which I stamped and then sprayed with some water to get a bit of a grungy look), the domino border and a dictionary "Love" stamp.

Binnenkort zijn de stempels van Lost Coast ook in Nederland verkrijgbaar, super!!!

Round Robin @The Craftorij

For a Round Robin journal at my Favourite Art and Mixed Media Supply shop De Craftorij, 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:)

Documented Life Project week 15 : Monochromatic

For this weeks prompt I choose the colour blue and used one of my new Lost Coast Designs Stamps "Feather Diva no Face" I added the baby face which I cut from a magazine. I also used some goodies I got from Happy Mail like the stamps from the USA and the little house from Belgium.

Los Tres Caballeros

With 2 of my new Lost Coast Designs stamps I made this page in my art journal. I got a lovely gelli-plate background from my friend Coby ( Thank you so much Coby xxx) and just added the Los Tres Caballeros stamp and a Bingo border. Some stitching around the page and done. Needed no more I thought. Hope you like it. :)

Art Specially Event 2014 | Day 2

Another day at the Art Specially Event in Holland, more crafty friends and again a wonderful Make & Take with France Papillon who was working with the new LuminArte products. Twinkling H2Os Watercolors and Acrylic Glaze, great to work with so needed to buy some of course. :)

Also had a great talk with Linda from Lost Coast Designs, they have an amazing range with beautiful stamps and I am going to be part of their design team asap. Whoop Whoop!

Please take a look at their website so you can see it yourself