Gelatos Rainbow card

I used my Gelatos to create a rainbow background for this card:

I stamped and embossed the Circles Background by Darkroom Door with white embossing powder. Then I applied the Gelatos to a craft mat before spritzing, and picking up each colour with a brush and putting it over the embossing.

The words come from a Dyan Revealy stamp set called The Right Words.

Thanks for looking!

Playing with Dylusions paints

I had a little play with my new Dylusions paints - LOVE them! Stencils, stamps, doodling.....I was in heaven!

The full post with step by step pics can be found at the Kazmos Kreations blog.

Thanks for looking!

Zombie card for a teenage boy

My little boy turned 15 a few weeks ago. I guess he's not so little anymore LOL. This is the card I made for him:

These images are from the  Zombie Casanova stamp set from Kazmos Kreations. I love the sentiment - it resonates with the values I try to instill in all my children - it's what's inside that counts.


I'm often told it's difficult to make cards for the teenage boy demographic, but I love doing it! After all, how often is it appropriate to add blood spatter to the front of a card?

The full details of the card's creation and links to products can be found on the Kazmos Kreations blog.

Thanks for looking!

A card using new Finnabair stamps

I'm popping in with a card I made using a set of the new Finnabair stamps that arrived at Kazmos Kreations last week. This is the set called Right Time:

 Pop over to the Kazmos Kreations blog to read all the details!

Gelli Plate Flowers Art Journal Page

I have put together an art journal page tutorial:

I used Stampotique stamps and Dina Wakley paints on a Gelli Plate.

You can find the tutorial over on the Kazmos Kreations blog.

Thanks for looking!

another Sweetmoves card

Hi there folks! I'm back again with another card using the Sweetmoves stamp from Stampotique:

For this card I used Dylusions ink sprays to make my background. This is such a simple technique - pop on over to the Kazmos Kreationz blog to see how I did it.

Stampotique Sweetmoves Card tutorial

The lovely Karen from Kazmos Kreations has asked me to do a little bit of arty work for her :) Karen is a lady after my own heart - arty, fun, and one of the most modestly creative people I know. I have been attending art journaling classes with her for a while now, and my daughters look forward to school holidays so that they can do classes at Karen's too.

Today I have a tutorial up on the Kazmos Kreations blog for this card:

I used Stampotique's Sweetmoves image, Stencil Girl stencil, Faber-Castell Whipped Spackle and some Dina Wakley paints.


Pop on over to the blog and check it out!