Hello everyone, I have a couple of projects to share with you today,
showcasing stamps featured in last month's TV shows on Hochanda.
For
my first project, I wanted to compare the card that we brought to the
show, a mixture of gloss and matt card, and to see how each surface
worked with ink. I embossed an image from Punky Romance on both pieces
of card using Versamark and white embossing powder, before creating a
background, blending Versafine Clair Ink on the surface. I used a mix of purple and mustard, which is very cheery. I stamped
another image from the same stamp set using Memento Ink in a deep purple
shade over the top, taking care to rub away any ink that covered the
white embossing with a piece of kitchen paper.
It
is not very easy from the photograph to tell the difference between the
two surfaces. The glossy card (on the right) really shines, and takes
the ink very well. The matt card (on the left), apart from the
embossing, looks printed, it is so smooth. It depends which effect you
prefer, I like them both. This card will be a staple product on the
website in the future, just like our Drawing Cartridge and Textured Art
card.
I embossed three butterflies onto vellum
using the white embossing powder, and cut them out, adding them to the
background to complete the card.
To create my second
card, I created a wash over a piece of drawing cartridge, using blue
watercolour ink. I added a bit of sea salt and left the background to
dry. I stamped the heart image from A Heart Full of Love onto another
piece of card using dark blue ink. I coloured the image using Ecoline markers and added a bit of sparkle using a silver sparkle pen.
Once the background was dry, I removed the salt and stamped around the
edge with a bubble image from Floral Heart to tie in with the bubbles on the main image, adding highlights with the
silver sparkle pen once more.
Thanks for
stopping by, xx
1 comment:
WOW!!! Amazing both, they are so sweet and vibrant!! Love the salt technique you used!
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