Hi there - Penny here again with three projects to inspire and hopefully encourage you to have a go at creating them yourselves. The first is a little mixed media canvas featuring the gorgeous Bird of Joy stamp, a couple of stencils including the Useful Leaves, and some metallic paints and texture paste from my stash.
I took a small canvas and painted it with black gesso. When dry I stamped and embossed the image using clear ink and powder in the centre of the canvas. I then painted it with acrylic paints, adding gold paint around the words to make them pop. I added some more paint using a sponge to give the piece more texture, then stencilled some glitter texture paste over the sponged areas.
I used the Useful Leaves stencil across the top of the canvas and attached some die cut foliage as well to frame the focal image. To complete the piece I punched a couple of holes in the top and threaded some cord through to be able to hang the canvas up.
My second project for you today is a pretty, romantic card featuring the lovely French Heart stamp, a small heart from the Harlequin Rose set and a sentiment from the Loving Sentiments set, colouring pens, Distress inks, the Useful Leaves stencil, a tag die, a script stencil and and some ribbon from my stash.
I began by stamping the heart in grey ink onto colouring card and coloured it with pens in muted colours. I die cut the image into a tag, embossed it and added ink around the edges. I stamped a sentiment onto the tag, then punched a hole at the top and threaded some ribbon through. I added some glitter to the flowers and set the tag aside to dry.
On a white base card I created a background of leaves and script with inks through the stencils, and stamped some small hearts randomly over the card. I blended some ink around the edges of the card and attached the tag.
My final project for you today is a mixed media card featuring the beautiful Medici Flower stamp, plus images from the Gothic Fragments and Butterfly Poppy Collage sets, Distress inks, white charcoal, grey Versafine ink, colouring pens, texture paste, a die cut, gold Liquid Pearls and a gold pen from my stash.
I stamped the Medici Flower in grey ink onto colouring card and coloured it with the pens. I die cut and embossed the image with a circle die, added ink through the die like a stencil and edged it with a gold pen. I put dots of gold pearl drops into the middle of the flowers as stamens then set it aside to dry. Next I created a background on a piece of white card, blending a few Distress inks together. I then stamped some Gothic windows and Latin script randomly over the panel, faux bleached parts of the windows and added highlights with white charcoal. I used gold pen around the edges of the panel then matted it onto black card.
On a white base card I applied black texture paste through a brickwork stencil to compliment the Gothic windows, and let it dry. I then stamped a sentiment onto a spare piece of background card, cut it into a panel, edged it with gold pen and added some gold pearl drops. When everything was dry I attached the background panel to the base card then added the focal and sentiment panels in 3D onto the card.
I hope you have all enjoyed these projects today, they are all great fun to create and can all be adapted with different colours to suit any requirements. Thank you for dropping in, I'll see you again soon,
Penny
All 3 projects are beautiful Penny. The canvas is my favourite. You have shown how versatile the stamps are. Thank you for the inspiration.
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love the medici flower card, fab colours
ReplyDeleteLovely cards Penny, especially like the last one!
ReplyDeleteFabulous inspirations, love especially the canvas!
ReplyDeleteThese are fabulous Penny, love the canvas.
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Linda xxx
I adore all three creations Penny, and the black canvas background makes the colours pop, and then conversely the pretty pastel shades work beautifully on the tag card, and lastly the all over gothic window background is perfect with the delightfully coloured circular flower topper Penny. x
ReplyDeleteAll wonderful creations Penny, all so different too from dramatic through to soft and pretty and finally, so very detailed, love them all, Kate x
ReplyDeleteThese are all beautiful - I especially love the last one :)
ReplyDeleteWow, such beautiful makes, the canvas is incredible! Creative Blessings, Tracy x
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