Showing posts with label Hunkydory stamps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hunkydory stamps. Show all posts

Wednesday, 5 April 2017

Play time.

Needed a bit of playtime yesterday
 and had been wanting to try an over-stamping technique.
This is how it turned out :D

I started by making a random background using distress inks
 and a make-up sponge.
This gave me a nice leafy pattern
*much greener in RL but light terrible yesterday*
One of the Hunkydory stamp sets I bought last week has a layering butterfly,
where you stamp the solid shape...
 then add a darker pattern layer on top...
 I love how this system works :D
 Adding a few tiny feint butterflies helps give the background more depth.
 So now I wanted a darker feel...
 same technique but using grungier colours.
I had seen a stamper on tv use a single stamp to create a similar effect as the layering stamps.
By simply sticking the stamp on the block the wrong side up
you get a rough base shape*though it will be slightly bigger than the actual stamp*

 Then just turn the stamp (Visible Image Death's Head Moth)back the right way up and use :D
 Again I stamped a few smaller images in the background for depth...
Now to make something with them :D
Enjoy XXX


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Sunday, 2 April 2017

Animalistic.


sponsored by our very own
who has a selection of yummy ribbons for the winner
and here is my creation :D
 The perfect opportunity to use these wicked 
stamps from Hunkydory
 I started by making a rough background 
using distress inks and a make-up sponge.
 then cutting out a "tree" outline with my 
 I wanted a bit of perspective, so I stamped 
a row of distant trees and then one a little closer
 much better :D
 I decided I wanted to tear the edges of the black card. 
This would mean a white border showing on the base card.
I didn't want a white border, so I edged
 the card with a coordinating marker pen.
 The black card is from my Core'dination stash.
That means it can be sanded back to reveal another colour
and adds instant texture to the "wood".
 Now for the animals...
 Simply stamped and coloured with Chameleon markers
*you don't have to blend they are still markers* 

Enjoy :D XXX

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