Thursday 17 January 2019

Thursday Thoughts

I've had a little fun with my Lavinia Stamps and lots of ink so I'm sharing that today.  I'm going to pop it into the Take It Make It Challenge at Craft Stamper .


Here's my card:


I created the background using my gel plate. I brayered grey ink onto the gel plate and then sprinkled some brusho colours over it hoping to get a graduation from the dark green at the bottom through to the blue at the top. I then spritzed it with water and placed watercolour card over. Then comes the exciting bit, lifting the card to see what's happened - I was pretty pleased with the result!


Once dry I added some hill details using torn paper and distress inks. The next step was to stamp my main images in black Versafine Clair. I adore Lavinia Stamps, they pretty much got me started on this stamping journey and the detail and quality is just stunning. Once the main elements were stamped I then went on to add the background detail stamps using shades of green and blue ink.


I added distress ink round the edges of the scene and of course no Lavinia Stamp card would be complete without a little sparkle.  The wings all got a liberal coating of Wink of Stella and I used perfect pearls and Lavinia glitter to add some shine around the little star stamps.  The pic below shows the sparkle a little better.


Supplies:
Stamps: Lavinia Stamps, Arial (small), Wet Wings, Fairy words, The Fairy Foragers, Fieldgrass, Dandelions
Inks: Versafine Clair, nocturne; Ranger distress, lucky clover, cracked pistachio, blueprint sketch; SU, smoky grey, garden green; Brusho, yellow, leaf green, ultramarine
Sparkle: Liquid pearls + Lavinia glitter; Wink of Stella, clear

Thanks for your time today, it's been so good to have your company.

And keep crafting!

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1 comment:

  1. This is gorgeous Jane. Your background looks amazing and I love the added shimmer. Thank you for playing along with the Craft Stamper challenge xx

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