Visible image January Challenge

Today its time for a new challenge over at the Visible image blog and January's theme is Anything Goes - so free rein with your Visible image stamps :)

I made a Anniversary card for my wonderful hubby using the new Once Upon a Time set.  I created the background using metallic, fired brick and vintage photo distress stains and glimmer mist, and simply stamped the castle and sentiment over it once it was dry.  I added some gold frantage and cut the dangling heart out of an off cut of the stained card.  Finally i matted it onto gold mesh.

 And for more inspiration don't forget to check out the Visible Image's facebook page, and the Visible Image blog where we have a monthly challenge. 

Supplies:

Image: Visible image Once Upon a Time set.

Sentiment: Visible image Once Upon a Time set.

Colouring medium:distress stains

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Tools:frantage, Memory Box dangling heart

Challenges:

That Craft Place Facebook challenge

Its New Years Day and That Craft Place  are having a facebook group challenge :)

my best friend has recently moved house and I made this canvas as a housewarming gift for her.  I primed the canvas with pewter crackle paint and then placed the Tattered Angels butterfly screen on it and sprayed over it with dylusions spray.  Once it had dried I kept the screen in place and inked over it with chipped sapphire distress ink.  Finally i stamped the butterflies and sentiments from Visible image and added the pearls.

You can find all these products and much more, either at Lisa's website - That Craft Place, or on the facebook group.

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That Craft Place Challenge

 Its Sunday and that means it's time for a That Craft Place challenge and the theme this week is Anything Goes.  

I have made a wall hanging using this gorgeous bird mask from Lisa's own Ditzie's Designs.  I started by gessoing the mask over the heavy cardstock.  After it had dried I used dylusion sprays to create the background.  I wiped the sprays off the gesso, and then spritzed with glimmer mist.  Once it was all dry I stamped the stamps, again from Lisa's own Ditzie's Designs range.  I repeated the technique for the background, but used a baby wipe to remove some of the spray colour to created a more watercolour effect.  I stapled hessian ribbon onto the the back of the bird cardstock and sttacjed it to the background.


You can find all these products and much more, either at Lisa's website - That Craft Place, or on the facebook group.

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Colouring medium:copics

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Crafty Ribbons Advent

As part of the Crafty Sentiments DT I am taking part in the Advent event over at Crafty Ribbons Iinspiration.

 I used this fab Crafty Sentiments stamp - To Santa with love, and coloured it using my copics.  I used some Echo Park papers and added some gingham ribbon and a bow.

Supplies: 

Image: Crafty Sentiments  To Santa with love

Sentiment:  Craftwork Cards

Colouring medium: Copics

Papers: Echo Park

 Embellishments: gingham ribbon, flat backed pearls

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Visible image DT card

 Today I am showing you a card I have made using stamps from Visible Image Stamps.

I haven't coloured this fab girlie, Molly up in ages - so I thought she should come out to play!!  Having coloured her with my pens, I created the strippy background using faded jeans distress ink and the zebra background. I love how distress ink sits on the stamp in globules so you get a more distressed/vintage look when you stamp.  I used the offcuts for the layered flower.

Visible image are currently having a design team call - so if you love these amazing stamps why don't you give it a go - all the deets are on their blog ---> HERE.

 And for more inspiration don't forget to check out the Visible Image's facebook page, and the Visible Image blog where we have a monthly challenge.  This month's theme is Christmas.

Supplies:

Image: Visible Image Molly Rules, Zebra background

Sentiment: 

Colouring medium: copics

Papers:  Pink Petticoat

Embellishments:die cut flower, ribbon, flat backed pearls

Tools: Dienamics

Challenges:

Crafty Sentiments Challenge

Its time for another Crafty Sentiments challenge, and the theme this week is Christmas.

How adorable are Jenny and Benson, wrapping their presents?  I coloured them with my copics before matting them onto these fab Christmas papers.  I wanted to keep it simple so the focus was on the image, so I just added some gingham ribbon and a bow.

Supplies: 

Image: Crafty Sentiments Wrapping Presents

 Sentiment:Craftwork cards

Colouring medium: copics

Papers:Echo Park off the record

Embellishments: gingham ribbon

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Visible Image DT post

Today I am showing you hanging I have made using stamps from Visible Image Stamps.

I started by using a mix of dylusions sprays, glimmer ,ists and distress ins to create the background.  Having let it all dry I stamped these stamps over the background using versafine ink and distress inks- Ripped fishnet, bronte border, retro dots background, and the Imagine, Dream and Inspire sentiment.  I then stamped Classic face and inked her in distress inks, and added 2 butterflies that I cut out and inked up.

I might play around with it a wee bit more before I hang it - might!!

 And for more inspiration don't forget to check out the Visible Image's facebook page, and the Visible Image blog where we have a monthly challenge.  This month's theme is Christmas.

That Craft Place Challenge

Its Sunday and that means it's time for a That Craft Place challenge and the theme this week is Christmas.

 

I used this beautiful Ditzies Designs Nativity stencil, and inked it using Chipped Sapphire distress ink.  I used the Ditzies Design star stencil to create the background, simply using the Ranger embossing dabber over the stencil and then sprinkling embossing powder over and heating.  I had to repeat the process a couple of times to get the card covered.  Finally I stamped up the Visible image sentiment in chipped sapphire distress ink.

You can find all these products and much more, either at Lisa's website - That Craft Place, or on the facebook group.

Supplies: 

Image: Ditzies Designs Nativity stencil
Ditzies Designs star stencil

Sentiment: Visible image Miracle of Christmas

Colouring medium: Chipped Sapphire distress ink

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Tools: embossing powder, heat gun

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Visible image DT card

Today I am showing you a Christmas card I have made using stamps from Visible Image Stamps.

I love a contemporary colourway to Christmas cards, and broken china and seedless perserve are my current favourite inks.  I stamped up and took a little ink off the Gaudete background to create a more vintagey effect,  before adding an embossed snowflake panel and some ribbon.  I stamped a snowflake from the Enchanted Snowflakes set in broken china and added a pearl to its centre.  Finally I stamped the Vintage Merry Christmas in broken china and added it.  You can buy the Gaudete background, Vintage Merry Christmas and the Season's Greeting sentiment as a set as well as separately.

 And for more inspiration don't forget to check out the Visible Image's facebook page, and the Visible Image blog where we have a monthly challenge.  This month's theme is Christmas - so a perfect excuse to get some last minute Christmas cards made.  You do need to use a Visible image stamp on your creation to be eligible for the £30 voucher prize.

Supplies:

Image: Visible Image Enchanting Snowflakes, Gaudete background, Vintage Merry Christmas

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Colouring medium:distress inks

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Embellishments:flat pearl, organza ribbon

Tools: sizzix snowflake border embossing folder

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Visible Image December Challenge

Today its time for a new challenge over at the Visible image blog and December's theme is Christmas, so we want to see lots of festive cards and possibly lots of glitter and sparkle.

I used 2 fab stamps from the Christmas selection of Visible image Stamps - Christmas Collage and Snowman Jack.  I stamped the Christmas Collage out in turquoise ink and added glamour dust to the trees.  Having stamped and coloured Snowman Jack in using my copics, I cut him out and added him using 3d foam pads.  I added a bit of stickles to him to make him frosty.
You can find all the Christmas stamps HERE ...  as well as some amazing new stamps HERE.

Supplies: 

Image: Visible image Christmas Collage, Snowman Jack

Sentiment: 

Colouring medium:copics

 Papers:cardstock

Embellishments: glamour dust, stickles

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