I have been having a go at making gifts bags this week. Something I’ve not really tried before but with the big ‘C’ coming up I thought that I’d like to have a go this year.
This project started out with the Poinsettia Gift Tag Stamp from Designs by Georgina. I stamped this out onto Kraft card using an Archival Inkpad; this was then cut out around the outer edge.
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.
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Thank you. Thank you for visiting this blog and being a part of my life. Thank you for all of the positive feedback that you leave – it really helps.
Today’s Artist Trading Card highlights this thanks.
Hurrah! Another one done!
It’s been a labour of love with much hand-cramp but commission number two is finally complete :)
I’ve been over the moon this week as my first piece of artwork has been listed … and sold!
I’m already working on number 2 :)
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I’m super excited today as I have had confirmation from Stamford Arts centre that I can use one of their rooms for my planned Creative Scene Stamping workshops!
If you’re interested then read on my friends!
A third post in one day?! It must be some kind of miracle, lol!
Anyway, on Sunday I was able to make a couple of scenery style ATCs with the set from Hobby Art so here is the second one.
I managed a bit of making over the weekend and got back into some quick creations for the ATC challenge (that I am very behind on).
Today’s creation features some village scene woodmounted stamps from Hobby Art.
A more refined design for today’s ATC365 creation. This one started with a Charles Rennie Mackintosh style floral stamp that I had received free with the July 2014 issue of Craft Stamper magazine.
Hello again and welcome to the last in my mini cardstock challenge, and the 99th Artist Trading Card!
Phew, didn’t think that I would make it this far but I’m glad that I have.
Anyway, for today’s creation I chose to use the Inktense water soluble pencils as the medium of choice to try out on the Paper Milk cardstock.
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Hallo again my chums and chumettes. Good day? I do hope so.
Another post here for the ATC365 challenge, which includes my mini cardstock challenge.
Hello my little blogettes, how are you today?
My little cardstock colouring challenge continues in today’s Artist Trading Card post with the use of Lyra Pencils.
Hello again! How are you?
For today’s mini coloured creation I have been using the Spectrum Noir pencils along with the Paper Milk cardstock from Paper Cutz.
Before a quick explanation of how I did that, here is the finished ATC.
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Here we are at Artist Trading Card 94. I’m a little behind schedule but still enjoying making these little creations!
Today’s mini make follows on from yesterday’s cardstock tester and again uses the Paper Milk cardstock from Paper Cutz.
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Well, it’s been a while since I last posted but thanks to early sunrises and late sunsets I’ve managed to fit in a spot of colouring.
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