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Wednesday, 30 November 2011
Videos now uploaded
Firstly I must apologise to anyone who viewed the blog yesterday - I'd put the wrong picture in for Country Views and it was also wrong on the website. Both are correct now, but for the record, here is an image of both - Sunburst Scenes on the left, Country Views on the right. Also available as a multi-buy special offer.
There are also three videos on YouTube and I am going to try to embed them here for you.
If you can't see the videos here for any reason, try visiting my YouTube channel.
If you can't see the videos here for any reason, try visiting my YouTube channel.
Tuesday, 29 November 2011
Texture Fragments and other new stamps
Brace yourselves for a flurry of eye candy coming your way - we have new stamps! Not only new stamps, but new web videos showing you some great ideas for them.
We have three new sets, starting with a full sheet A4 set called Texture Fragments.
As the name suggests, these are superb for creating texture, whether that is in polymer clay, air drying clay, embossing enamel, friendly plastic, shrink plastic, wax or any other medium you can think of. Your textured pieces can be used to adorn bigger projects - a box maybe or a canvas, or you can use cookie cutters to make smaller items like jewellery.
Several of the images were designed with 1x3 inch microscope slides in mind - I was actually thinking about Suze Weinberg's technique of pouring molten UTEE onto a stamp with a Ranger memory frame on top to contain it.
Aside from all the wonderful possibilities with texture, they can also be used for other cool techniques including kiss stamping and one I think I just made up - "Faketangle". You'll have to watch the video to see what I'm talking about.
The other two sets came about after the immense popularity of our Home Sweet Home stamp set that we launched earlier in the year. You loved it so much, it's been one of our best sellers this year, so I hope you will like the follow ups.
Here is Sunburst Scenes
and here is Country Views
Not only will these coordinate with Home Sweet Home, but each set alone will give you a huge range of options for creating pretty landscapes. Mix the two together and the number of permutations grows so you never need create the same landscape twice.
Here's a card featuring a UTEE piece made with Stained Glass Christmas, layered onto a stamp from Texture Fragments, embossed in clear on a coloured background, then rubbed with Distress Stains.
The DT admitted the Texture Fragments stamps pushed them out of their comfort zone at first, but I think you will find they rose to the challenge magnificently. Watch out for their artwork coming along over the next couple of weeks.
Meanwhile, the White Christmas Challenge is still open until December 15th. The prize fund is growing and you can now see my own response to the challenge on my blog.
You can check out the videos on my YouTube channel here: www.youtube.com/user/glendawww
We have three new sets, starting with a full sheet A4 set called Texture Fragments.
As the name suggests, these are superb for creating texture, whether that is in polymer clay, air drying clay, embossing enamel, friendly plastic, shrink plastic, wax or any other medium you can think of. Your textured pieces can be used to adorn bigger projects - a box maybe or a canvas, or you can use cookie cutters to make smaller items like jewellery.
Several of the images were designed with 1x3 inch microscope slides in mind - I was actually thinking about Suze Weinberg's technique of pouring molten UTEE onto a stamp with a Ranger memory frame on top to contain it.
Aside from all the wonderful possibilities with texture, they can also be used for other cool techniques including kiss stamping and one I think I just made up - "Faketangle". You'll have to watch the video to see what I'm talking about.
The other two sets came about after the immense popularity of our Home Sweet Home stamp set that we launched earlier in the year. You loved it so much, it's been one of our best sellers this year, so I hope you will like the follow ups.
Here is Sunburst Scenes
and here is Country Views
Not only will these coordinate with Home Sweet Home, but each set alone will give you a huge range of options for creating pretty landscapes. Mix the two together and the number of permutations grows so you never need create the same landscape twice.
Here's a card featuring a UTEE piece made with Stained Glass Christmas, layered onto a stamp from Texture Fragments, embossed in clear on a coloured background, then rubbed with Distress Stains.
The DT admitted the Texture Fragments stamps pushed them out of their comfort zone at first, but I think you will find they rose to the challenge magnificently. Watch out for their artwork coming along over the next couple of weeks.
Meanwhile, the White Christmas Challenge is still open until December 15th. The prize fund is growing and you can now see my own response to the challenge on my blog.
You can check out the videos on my YouTube channel here: www.youtube.com/user/glendawww
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