Hi and a very good morning to you all. It's my turn to share a project with you today, one of my samples from Chocolate Baroque's recent shows featuring the beautiful new floral stamps.
I began this project by painting a plain wooden box with a coat of black gesso. I then used black Versafine ink to stamp the Wish Flower image, including the words, onto the top of the box. I used clear powder to emboss the images and repeated this on the sides, using single flower heads. I was able to do this by not using any blocks to stamp with, just the rubber stamp in my hand.
When all the images were stamped and embossed I painted them with acrylic paints and added gold dots with a pen. I like the way this gives a 'folk art' look to the flowers. I then painted gold acrylic around the words to make them pop, and painted the inside of the box gold as well. I added a die cut sprig of foliage, which I had painted gold, as a finishing touch.
This is a lovely little project that is quick and relatively easy to do, I hope some of you will be inspired to have a go too!
So until next time my lovelies,
Penny
Thank you Penny for sharing your beautiful project. I have these lovely stamps and am inspired to have a go at making something similar. X Chris
ReplyDeleteHi Chris, thank you very much for your comment :) I'm so pleased that you like this project and that it's inspired you to have a go too! You've made my day, we (the team) always try to give ideas and inspiration for using the beautiful stamps so it's great to know when we do! xx
DeleteThis is a lovely project. Not something I think I could no but beautiful to look at.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much :) It's actually easier than it looks, and you don't have to emboss the images; you could use a light base colour on the box and just stamp and colour the images, which might be a bit less scary lol! x
DeleteGorgeous box Penny, of course the stamps are wonderful and the jewel like colours are amazing, beautifully designed, Kate x x
ReplyDeleteFabulous textures and colors!! Great work of Art!
ReplyDeleteThis is just fabulous! Love these stamps.
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Linda xxx
Absolutely stunning, so dramatic :)
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful and the colours are so bright and really pop against the black Penny, but this would also work for a card using black as the base for the acrylic paint, and I think I would love to give that a go as I don't usually do anything but cards, but you have made a fabulous keep sake. x
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