Hello Everyone,
Shilpa here,
Today,I've small tutorial , how can we use background stamps with inks for making projects.
Lets start,
I used Heartfelt Creation Vintage Morning floral background stamp and Micia watermark pad to make impression four times on white paper. I dusted Lindy's stamp gang white pearl embossing powder on it and heat embossed with my Ranger Heat Tool.
I spritzed Lindys stamp gang Poinsettia Red Gold, Dylusions Pure sun shine and Heidi Swapp Colorshine Gold. And lifted extra color with another paper.
Distressed the edges with Ripe persimmon and Barn door distress inks.
And its ready to take the embellishments.
I diecut the frame with Sizzix Frameworks Die- trellis, colored it with distress inks. Flowers are from Prima Orange Assorted collection. I stamped leaves with Heartfelt Bold Leaf cling stamp and Staz on Pumpkin ink and fuzzy cut it. For a bird, I used Memory box Die, coloerd it and also applied Ranger crackle accents, you can see crackled texture on Birdie!!
I also used Prima Sugar dots and butterflies.
Hope you liked my tutorial and project,
Waiting to see what you come up with our this challenge theme.
You will have to use Background stamp and Ink sprays in your creation to get qualified for the prize.
Please mention which are the products you have used.
Thanks so much for stopping by today.
Lots of Love
Shilpa
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This is so pretty...
ReplyDeleteGreat background
ReplyDeleteWow ! Its so beautiful ,warm colors and fab bg !
ReplyDeleteSimple bg yet so effective. Cool (or rather hot) colours too : )
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous Shilpa!!! Love the background, colors and fab design!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty Shilpa :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful background Shilpa.. Love it.. :)
ReplyDeletebeautiful BG..Amazing colors..:))
ReplyDeleteyou know Shilpa, I have a couple of stamps like this and have never used them.... you've used them so well in your bg I will now pull mine out and give it a shot. Also thanks for sharing the tip on using paper to lift off the excess mist. Should try that one too :)
ReplyDeleteLove this project! Gorgeous work Shilpa!
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