I'm playing in a few challenges today with the following card.
I started with the stencil in the background from The Crafters Workshop. I used tumbled glass oxide ink and a blending brush to get the stained glass look from the stencil. Then I cut two skinny strips of black cardstock to frame it out.
The tulip stamp is from Papertrey, Ink and colored with Copic markers. The congratulations sentiment is from Altenew.
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Hello and welcome back to another sketch challenge over at Sunday Stamps.
I ink blended an oval for the background and raised the sentiment panel a bit for this one. I used Simon Says Stamp marine blue ink and stenciled through a die cut oval first. Then I stamped the flower branch through it as well. The stamp is from Alison Bombers Paper Artsy collection, and I used Tombow markers and huffed on them to stamp.
Sentiment is from The Stamp Market. The little banner die is from Technique Tuesday.
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Hello. Playing in a few challenges today with this card.
The flower dies are from Sizzix (Simon Hurley). I used up a few of my scraps in my stash box for the flowers. Always nice to try to deplete that box! Sentiment is from The Ton and the Dragonfly die is a new one from Craft Addiction UK. I added a bit of sparkle to the wings with a glitter brush from Scrapbook.com.
I embossed the smaller stamp die cut using a 3D embossing folder from Honey Bee stamps. Love the texture it provides as a bit of dimension in the background. Added a bit of jute string to it as well and ended up really liking how it framed up the sentiment.
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Hello and welcome back to another sketch challenge over at Try a Sketch on Tuesdays.
The sentiment, dogs, and the hydrant are all from My Favorite Things. I've colored them all with Copic markers. Then fussy cut the two dogs out to fit within the circles outlined in the sketch. Here is the link up to join us for the sketch.
Also, you can combine this with our sister challenge over at Twisted Sister: Thing 3: Twisted Sister's optional twist is to include any 4-legged animal(s) on your project."
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Hello. I just received the new Willow Wolfe stamps from Sizzix and had to play right away.
I used distress inks in Victorian velvet, aged mahogany, and scattered straw to create the flower. I added the lighter ink first, spritzed with water, stamped, repeat with all other colors. The leaf and stem stamp was done using tombow markers and a bit of water spritzed on it.
After this dried, I went back with the outline stamp and stamped it with Versafine ink. Love the results.
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