Fun Biker Bunny Planner Notes Page

Hello Crafty Friends! I hope everyone is safe and healthy! It's Cheryl with the Inkon3 Creative Team here to show you how to make your notes pages in your planner super cute and fun! I love decorative notes pages, but when I buy them, sometimes I don't like being stuck with just one or two designs for all of my notes. SO I thought, how about taking a plain planner page and make it fun with stamps! 

 First I masked out a section of the page using post-it notes and then used orange distress oxide ink to make an orange rectangle. Then I stamped one of the bunnies and accessories from the Biker Bunnies Clear Stamp set using the Atelier Inks Marigold Orange onto the orange background.

Then I used a light blue distress ink to create a blue background on the bottom of the page. I stenciled in some rays using a slightly darker blue ink. 

Next, I used the Phat Alphanumeric Clear Stamp Set and Blackout Hybrid Detail ink to stamp out the word "NOTES" onto sticker paper. I also stamped out the motorcycle and the Biker Bunny that's sitting from the Biker Bunnies Clear Stamp Set onto sticker paper. I fussy cut the images and then colored them in with alcohol markers. 

Lastly, place the stamped images or "stickers" onto the planner page, and there you have it! A super fun Notes pages that you're going to love to keep open on your desk!

Products Used: 

Biker Bunnies Clear Stamp

Phat Alphanumeric Clear Stamp

Blackout Hybrid Waterproof Detail Ink

Atelier Marigold Orange Artist Grade Inks

Pansies for Mom Card - No Line Coloring using Fadeout Ink

Hello Friends, Ilda here!

Today I'm sharing another card for Mom today. Yes, another one... and yes I only have one mom, but it's always nice to have Mom cards on hand because not only are they perfect for Mother's Day they are also great for other occasions (A just because card, or even a birthday card too, plus you can give them away to anyone who is Mom).

So for this card, I wanted to play a little more with the Fadeout Ink from Ink On 3 as I love the no line watercolor look and still need tons of practice. So for practice, I played with the new Pansies set creating this beautiful floral background. Overall I am super happy with the results. Yes, it isn't perfect but that's OK because I keep learning from each experience and that's what is important to me plus I had fun doing it. This ink makes the no line coloring process so easy. Honestly you drop the color next to the stamped lines and the pigment gets absorbed, making it super easy to see where you stamped. That is the magical part about this ink.  

  To create this card I had to do quite a bit of masking along the card panel. Once I was happy with the stamped image I began coloring it in with a variety of distress inks. First I laid down a light layer of color to define my stamped images and then went back adding more color and depth to each pansy. Once my coloring was done, I die cut the panel with the pierced rectangle and mounted it on to the card base. I then stamped out the sentiment using Blackout ink and added a few more flowers to frame the sentiment that I had cut out with the coordinating dies.

To finish the card I added some detail lines to the center of each Pansy using a burnt ochre Prismacolor pencil. To each flower, I also added a bit of white with a gelly roller and topped it off with a small drop of Dandelion yellow Tonic drops. For some shine, I added a few scattered iridescent bubbles. For links to all the supplies I used, click → HERE!

Hope you were inspired by this no line colored card for Mom. Thanks for stopping by and to all the Mommies out there Happy Mother's Day, enjoy your weekend!

Happy Crafting  :)