Friday 9 February 2018

Great blog Hop

                 Hello everyone, today I’m very excited to announce a wonderful collaboration between Rubber Dance and ColourCraft in a blog hop! 
Each day will showcase an array of  fabulous art from both teams using materials from both companies.



One lucky winner will receive both, a £25 voucher to ColourCraft AND a 25€ voucher to Rubber Dance.   
All you have to do is visit the fabulous designers from both teams and comment for your chance to win!  The more blogs you comment on, the more chances you have to WIN! (One comment per blog please.)   You have until 14th, February at 11:59PM Central Time to leave your comments, and the 
Winner will be announced on Rubber Dance Facebook page and Colourcraft’s Facebook page on Saturday 17th, February.  


Here is my creation

I really wanted to use cups in my make, and as I didn’t have any I designed some and then cut them out on my explore air2


Now I had my cups I chose my stamps I’ve listed those at the bottom along with all other materials 


I chose colours which I know would add contrast and interest. Starting with my backgrounds I carefully painted around the stamped images.


Next I used the ink to paint the images, I loved blending the colours to add shade by varying the value of the colour.
I measured the cups and Andrew cuts to allow them to sit inside each other


I knew I wanted to stick them onto yet another contrasting colour which I also added touches of Brushos to for more interest.



The background sheet was then mounted onto blue card which was stuck onto an actual card. I kept the blue card the same size as I didn’t want a white border. I designed my quote  cut it out, and arranged it on to finish.


To finish, once everything was completely dry using a black pen I added a border around my cups to give a stamped effect.
One last look at the finished piece.

Here’s what I used:



And now the links for today’s line up







I hope you have lots of fun dancing your way round this colour spectacular 

Take very good care
Hugs xx







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37 comments

  1. This is really beautiful, Debs! Love the way you stamped inside the cups - fun idea that can be used for other shapes as well. The blue/purple roses are really pretty! Thank you so much for sharing your step by step tutorial!
    Big Hugs, Bibi xx (not in the draw) ♥ ♥ ♥

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  2. Gorgeous, love the way the cups stack and the bright colours, looks like it should be in Alice in Wonderland!

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  3. Stunning make and love the colours
    (Colourcraft DT)

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  4. Love the metallic sheen and bold patterns. Great job!

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  5. Now that's one fun project. Love all the vibrant colours, the fun stamping and your very creative idea x

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  6. Beautiful colours. Love how you used the stamps inside the cup shapes. What a fun idea. Hugz

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  7. such wonderful use of the colours, agree with the above comment about how fab they would be tied in with alice in wonderland... just imagine painting actual tea cups like that... how fabulous would they be and so original x

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  8. stunning, so vibrant and bold !!love it totally !!

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  9. It's LOVELY Debs. I love how you made the design for each cup smaller as the cup got smaller - it's adds such a nice dimension. Some folks wouldn't have thought of that!!! Also love the bright colors - who needs a dainty t-cup!!! I would love to have a nip out of any one of your creations!!! Xj.

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  10. This is beautiful Debs, and so clever how you've designed and arranged your cups. Sue (Rubber Dance DT) XX

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  11. Such a creative and bold design. Love the sheen and bright colors :)

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  12. lovely card! great use of color! xo Cheetarah

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  13. Beautiful!! Very neat design and wonder colors.

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  14. What a fantastic design, I love the vibrant colours

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  15. Gorgeous make Debs❣️ Melina (Rubber Dance DT)

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  16. Love your beautiful cups. Fabulous colors.

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  17. Wow Debs! I really enjoyed reading how you did this! It is an inspired idea to stamp inside the cups. The colours look fab too.
    Dot x (Rubber Dance DT)

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  18. Brilliant display of the cups. Love the way you have incorporated the stamps in the cup. Beautiful colours.

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  19. I too like the idea of stamping patterns in the cups! Beautiful make and the lustre from the Aztec paints is gorgeous!

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  20. Absolutely beautiful cups, love the way you have used colors and stamps!

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  21. What a stunner, so much rich colour, all those gorgeous cups and every one different

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  22. Such a cool idea Debs,Terri Colourcraft DT

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  23. Gorgeous card, love the colourful teacups. Thank you for showing us how it was made.

    Sylv xx

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  24. Beautiful project - adore those stamps on the cups - super cool! x

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  25. I just love the colours in this, and how you have used the stamps what a great idea. Thank you for sharing this with us xx

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  26. WOW!!! Love your stacked tea cups.
    They are so beautiful with those stamped images and paints.
    Thank you for sharing the steps and inspiration!

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  27. Absolutely brilliant idea of stamping and colouring inside the cup. Love the roses and leaves and the colours over all , each stands out. Even the shading is gorgeous, thanks for sharing :)

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  28. Awesome cups, makes me think of the Mad Hatter’s tea party

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  29. I love Your Tea Cups! So vibrant and beautiful.
    I wish you a wonderful week.
    Hugs, Anita xx

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  30. What a wonderful project. I love the idea with the cups! Glad that I have my cameo, will try this in the future. Xx Susanne

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  31. Stunning, I love the vibrant colours!

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