Hello everyone, I hope you are doing well. I haven't been around in blog land much as we have been busy and so crafting hasn't been on the agenda these days.
I don't have anything new for you today but thought I would show you this design that I made in the Spring.
I was honored to have this card published in the April 2015 edition of the fantastic Craftstamper magazine. It's been a few months so I can now show it to you.
The background was inspired by Anneke De Clerck's design in the February 2015 edition of Craftstamper.
I used a Tim Holtz stencil with Distress Inks rubbed over top, spritzed with water and then used as a 'stamp' over the background. The pretty image and sentiment are from Chocolate Baroque's Fluttering Hearts stamp set which I coloured using the same inks with a paint brush and water.
Thanks for stopping by and have a great week,
Shirley
Showing posts with label Craftstamper Magazine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Craftstamper Magazine. Show all posts
Monday, August 17, 2015
Saturday, April 05, 2014
Published in Craft Stamper Magazine !
Hello everyone, I hope you are doing well. I've been extremely busy and behind in blogging and visiting blogs. I apologise that I haven't been around to see most of you lately. I'm also having trouble with blogger (or our Internet system) taking forever to download pages, and I just don't have time right now. It's slower when there are lots of photos. The joys of living in the country with satellite Internet. Also it seems that I cannot no longer join as a follower with Google Friends connect. Will have to look into doing something else ?
We are now experiencing a 'colder than normal' April and where we live there is still a lot of snow & ice. Spring is very slow arriving.
I was honoured to see this card below published in the May issue of the wonderful Craft Stamper magazine (from the U.K.). I was inspired to use a technique described by Helen Chilton in the February 2014 issue, "Make your Mark" article & designs.
The background is glossy cardstock and a lot of the stamping was done with Tombow markers direct to the stamp. The black images is with black Stazon ink. I also used a white Gellyroll pen for highlighting. The stamps are from two Crafty Individual sets available from Chocolate Baroque: Young Girl and Lace and Lace Hearts.
Have a wonderful weekend and thanks for stopping by
Shirley
We are now experiencing a 'colder than normal' April and where we live there is still a lot of snow & ice. Spring is very slow arriving.
I was honoured to see this card below published in the May issue of the wonderful Craft Stamper magazine (from the U.K.). I was inspired to use a technique described by Helen Chilton in the February 2014 issue, "Make your Mark" article & designs.
The background is glossy cardstock and a lot of the stamping was done with Tombow markers direct to the stamp. The black images is with black Stazon ink. I also used a white Gellyroll pen for highlighting. The stamps are from two Crafty Individual sets available from Chocolate Baroque: Young Girl and Lace and Lace Hearts.
Have a wonderful weekend and thanks for stopping by
Shirley
Thursday, June 20, 2013
Published in Craftstamper!
Hello everyone, I hope you are having a great week.
I was excited to learn that this card design was published in the July issue of the Craftstamper magazine (which is full of inspiration, techniques and printed in the UK).
I was inspired to use techniques described in an article by Liesbeth Fidder: "Awash with Colour" on page 10 of the June 2012 issue of Craftstamper . I used Neocolour II crayons vs Aquacolour crayons. All stamped images are by Chocolate Baroque
I started by adhering designer paper to water colour paper with modge podge. After drying, I painted Gesso over top. Next I used Neocolour II (water soluble) crayons to add colour and sprayed with water to let it run.
When dry I stamped the fragment around the edge from Textured Fragments using Black Soot Distress Ink. The words are from Artistic Affirmations and the beautiful flowers are from Fantasy Meadow which I stamped with Black Stazon ink. The flowers were painted with Tombow markers and I finished by adding stickles.
Well that's my excitement for today, thanks for stopping by.
Cheers
Shirley
I was excited to learn that this card design was published in the July issue of the Craftstamper magazine (which is full of inspiration, techniques and printed in the UK).
I was inspired to use techniques described in an article by Liesbeth Fidder: "Awash with Colour" on page 10 of the June 2012 issue of Craftstamper . I used Neocolour II crayons vs Aquacolour crayons. All stamped images are by Chocolate Baroque
I started by adhering designer paper to water colour paper with modge podge. After drying, I painted Gesso over top. Next I used Neocolour II (water soluble) crayons to add colour and sprayed with water to let it run.
When dry I stamped the fragment around the edge from Textured Fragments using Black Soot Distress Ink. The words are from Artistic Affirmations and the beautiful flowers are from Fantasy Meadow which I stamped with Black Stazon ink. The flowers were painted with Tombow markers and I finished by adding stickles.
Well that's my excitement for today, thanks for stopping by.
Cheers
Shirley
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