In October I ran a couple of scene stamping workshops using the wonderful clear stamp range from Hobby Art Ltd.
I thought that it might be a nice idea to put together a quick video showing you how I went about creating one of the three scenes that were prepared for these workshops in cased you missed the chance to attend in person.
I have loved doing these and I’ll probably be doing some more to sell in the near future however in the meantime I hope that you enjoy the video and will create your own little cottage scenes.
Enjoy! :)
Hope you enjoyed that, here are a few more images of scenes that I have made using the Hobby Art Ltd range of stamps that I hope will inspire your own little scenes.
Many thanks for taking the time to visit/read/watch and, as ever, please feel free to leave relevant comments/questions in the comments section below.
I’ll see you again soon :)
J :)
GENTLEMAN CRAFTER 
I have a few sets of Hobby Art Stamps but not actually used them, found them a bit daunting to bee honest as to where to start, will have to give them a go now.
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Look forward to seeing what you make :)
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Lovely Demo John, will have to try this as I have some of these stamps that I have not used yet.
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Great Video and cards John. I love Hobbyart stamps. Thanks for sharing. Jenny xx
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Love these John. Like you I wouldn’t mind living in that cottage. Love to walk through the garden gate & possibly have a cottage by the sea! But then you have created that dramatic scene! Which I think may be encaustic art. Well done. As I’ve said before I’m not a stamper but with your encouragement I might be in the future!
Happy crafting
Carole
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Hi John
Thanks for showing me how to do this l am not very good at trying to stamp a picture l can now keep going back and seeing how to do it.l loved them all
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Love how you used the stamps. Thats made me look at my stamps
in different light..Again John lovely.
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Very informative and it is so well done ,I have seen the Hobby Art range before but not tried stamping with them .Did you use watercolour pencils then a brush and water to paint with them? What make did you use?
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Hi Moira. All of the materials used are listed in the tags of this post.
J :)
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