Hello everyone, I have two projects to share with you today, showcasing the beautiful I Shall Be Your Wings stamp set that we featured on last month's TV shows on Hochanda.
For my first project, I decided to make a dreamcatcher. I chose a large flower from the Diamante Delights
stamp set, as it reminded me of the centre of a dreamcatcher, and
stamped that onto a piece of drawing cartridge. I drew two circles
around the outside, using a circular die, and drew some lines inside
using a fineliner pen to complete the design. I added three feathers
underneath the circle, and again, hand drew some beads on 'strings', to
add to the design, using the fineliner pen.
I wanted to
create a very soft, dreamy background, and used a combination of soft
colours on the background, blending Distress Ink, and splattering it
with water. I painted the images with watercolour pencils and a water
brush. Finally, I stamped the sentiment onto a spare piece of drawing
cartridge, and cut it into sections and edged it with a fineliner pen, before adding it to the background.
My
second project was a TV demo, which you may have seen. When I saw these
stamps, I knew instantly that I wanted to make both of these projects,
and they turned out just as I imagined them. I drew a large circle onto a
piece of drawing cartridge, then stamped two of the feathers before
adding a mask. I stamped the other two feathers, and masked them as
well. I added foliage using one of the images from the Lords and Ladies stamp set, and I used first, second and third generation stamping to build up depth.
I
painted some twigs using a medium and small brush with Distress Ink and
water. I wanted the twigs to look rather rustic, so I added some little
wispy bits with the finer brush. I added the rose from the Rose Duo
stamp set, which I had coloured with pencils and fussy cut. A sentiment
in the centre finished the project before I matted the background onto
dark green card.
I hope that my projects have inspired you to use these lovely stamps. Thanks for stopping by, xx
2 comments:
Both the cards are just amazing and so sweet !!
Both of these are such original ideas but it is the second one that I particularly like - the stunning colour choices combined with your trademark generational stamping & impeccable placing of the feathers to create such variation have created a really magical card.
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