Hello everyone, I have a few projects to share with you today
showcasing the fabulous mushroom stamps that we brought to you on last
month's TV shows on Hochanda.
For my first projects, I stamped some Mushrooms from the Autumn Poppy
stamp set onto large sticker sheets before cutting them out. This is an
alternative to stamping and masking images, and allows you to add your
images to patterned backgrounds very quickly. I found a lovely speckled
background in my stash box which was a great colour for some mushrooms,
which I had created using the wrinkle free distress method. I coloured the Mushrooms with Polychromos pencils.
I stamped the sentiment onto spare card, splitting it in two, and colouring the edges with coordinating Distress Ink.
The
next two cards show how backgrounds which are not altogether successful
can be used when adding something over the top. The first, a remake of
an old project that I made a long time ago, I actually spilled my cup of
tea on the background! However, I liked the colours, so carried on
anyway.
The
next is the TV demo itself, and although I do not like this background
so much, perhaps with a bit of pencil shading around the mushrooms, it
will grow on me.
I used The Toadstool Garden
next, embossed in white on a piece of kraft card, then added some paper
piecing for a change. I simply rummaged through my stash box again for
scraps of backgrounds left over from other projects, and stamped parts
of the image using white embossing powder as before. I cut out the
flowers and mushrooms before adding them to the main image. Small details were coloured with Koh-I-Noor paints and a few splatters added to the background for added interest.
So
there you have it, a few more ideas for you using these fabulous
images. I hope that you will try some of them out yourselves. Thanks for
stopping by, xx
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