Today I am sharing a couple of samples using the shared beauty stamp.
I had some hexagonal boxes lying around that hadn't been used, and one just fitted this stamp....
The box was white, so it got a base coat of peeled paint distress oxide ink, and was then stamped with the fern from wild meadow in iced spruce distress oxide ink.
I stamped the image several times in black versafine and clear embosssed them.
On one image I coloured the ferns and leaves with green brusho powder, the word with yellow, and the flowere with orange then I cut the entire image out and stuck it onto the lid.
The remaining images, I coloured the flower only using orange brusho powder activated with a damp paintbrush.
Once they were dry, I cut out sections of the flower and decoupaged them onto the original base image.
I also made a very grungy looking card with this stamp, using a white embossed image and black brusho powder.
The background was randomly stmaped with the ferm from wild meadow using a dark blue ink pad, and the same ink sponged round the edges.
This is stunning Veronica.
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Linda xxx
Beautiful and I love the grungy card too, it's stunning x
ReplyDeleteTwo very pretty pieces of work Veronica, and I love the hexagonal box in that dark green with the fern and Shared Beauty stamp in that lovely bright orange is a great contrast, and the black Brusho background to the white embossed flower also makes a beautiful contrast, and the fern pattern in the background complements it perfectly. x
ReplyDeleteFabulous both the boxes, love the flower!
ReplyDeleteVery nice - I love the 'grungy' card :)
ReplyDeleteSome lovely projects here. Thank you for sharing these.
ReplyDeleteThese are stunning
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