Happy Monday, my Friends!! After a bit of a break, I'm bringing back I Brake For Stamps Mondays! Today's project features images from Floral Half Sheet 148A and Floral Half Sheet 148B.
I love the look of contrasting black and white with
colors. These awesome florals work perfectly for this easy technique. Be sure to check them out in the I Brake For Stamps store. You can say some money while you are there by using my coupon code SAVE10JANE :)
I
started by stamping random images in black on white card stock.
Next, I on a second piece of paper, I stamped three images that matched
the background piece in style, but contrasted in size. I trimmed and
water colored those images and then adhered them to the background with
two way glue.
My sentiment can also be found in the floral sets, so...it's all you need (but there SO much more!) to make your own!
I use both of these sets quite frequently--they are so versatile! I know you'll think so too!
Have a great day and don't forget to be awesome!! Jane
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Showing posts with label Floral Half Sheet 148A& 148B. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Floral Half Sheet 148A& 148B. Show all posts
Monday, July 11, 2016
Monday, August 17, 2015
Flowers Are For Monday
Happy Flowery Monday, Friends! Thanks for stopping by to check out my I Brake For Stamps Monday share!! I really had to force myself to stay on schedule......Sweet Ms. Della sent me some new goodies last week and I actually had some time to play right away...I can barely contain my love. It's so hard for me to wait and share later. It's part of the reason that I don't often work ahead......that and I am totally a fly by the seat of my pants kind of girl and often run out of time....LOL!
For this card, I used an old scrap booking template to create the different areas, but you could use post it notes to achieve a similar look. For color, I used Distress Inks due to their unique ability to react with water. The top of each cone flower is lighter due to removing ink with a water brush. It's a little trick you have to complete in a timely fashion, of course, but it gives nice contrast like you see above. Also, I used a water drop technique over the whole piece to give this one layer card an extra bit of interest.
All stamp images are from my favorite flower sheet at I Brake For Stamps, Floral Sheet 148B. I just love those cone flowers! The accompanying sentiments are great too! This sheet would be perfect for a mixed media canvas, too......hmmmmm.........{insert lightbulb}
LOL! If you want to beat me to it, you can grab this sheet and more PLUS save with my coupon code SAVE10JANE. That's all for me.....I've got somechores and children stamping to do! ;)
Have a great day.....be awesome! TTFN, Jane
For this card, I used an old scrap booking template to create the different areas, but you could use post it notes to achieve a similar look. For color, I used Distress Inks due to their unique ability to react with water. The top of each cone flower is lighter due to removing ink with a water brush. It's a little trick you have to complete in a timely fashion, of course, but it gives nice contrast like you see above. Also, I used a water drop technique over the whole piece to give this one layer card an extra bit of interest.
All stamp images are from my favorite flower sheet at I Brake For Stamps, Floral Sheet 148B. I just love those cone flowers! The accompanying sentiments are great too! This sheet would be perfect for a mixed media canvas, too......hmmmmm.........{insert lightbulb}
LOL! If you want to beat me to it, you can grab this sheet and more PLUS save with my coupon code SAVE10JANE. That's all for me.....I've got some
Have a great day.....be awesome! TTFN, Jane
Monday, August 10, 2015
Brakin' For Monday.....
Happy Monday!!! All this month, I'm sharing floral beauties from I Brake For Stamps during my Monday IBFS share. Thank you for joining me!! I'm glad you are here and ready to kick off yet another week of stampy fun!
I couldn't help, but play with my bisters again while creating this week's floral project! The bisters become easier to control the more you play with them and produce an intriguing background every time! I'm like a moth to flame when it comes to these amazing pigments!
For this project, I began by creating a floral resist using several images from IBFS's Floral Half Sheet 148A and Floral Half Sheet 148B.. I stamped the images in versamark on water color paper. Then, using white embossing powder, I embossed each of them. Once cooled, I was able to sprinkle bisters in strategic places and mist to create the colorful background you see. I was specific to place only red bisters in the center of the two cone flowers....I love how this turned out!
To finish things off, I used my white signo pen to color the cone flower petals and some distress markers for other accenting. I just got this cute little stampy stapler so, that is now my favorite rustic accent--you might be seeing it a lot for awhile :) Only because I MAY just be tiring of sequins and need a new obsession!
You can stock up on floral images, bisters and so much more over in the IBFS store! Be sure to use my coupon code SAVE10JANE for some sweet savings!
Have an inky week and don't forget to be awesome! TTFN, Jane
I couldn't help, but play with my bisters again while creating this week's floral project! The bisters become easier to control the more you play with them and produce an intriguing background every time! I'm like a moth to flame when it comes to these amazing pigments!
For this project, I began by creating a floral resist using several images from IBFS's Floral Half Sheet 148A and Floral Half Sheet 148B.. I stamped the images in versamark on water color paper. Then, using white embossing powder, I embossed each of them. Once cooled, I was able to sprinkle bisters in strategic places and mist to create the colorful background you see. I was specific to place only red bisters in the center of the two cone flowers....I love how this turned out!
To finish things off, I used my white signo pen to color the cone flower petals and some distress markers for other accenting. I just got this cute little stampy stapler so, that is now my favorite rustic accent--you might be seeing it a lot for awhile :) Only because I MAY just be tiring of sequins and need a new obsession!
You can stock up on floral images, bisters and so much more over in the IBFS store! Be sure to use my coupon code SAVE10JANE for some sweet savings!
Have an inky week and don't forget to be awesome! TTFN, Jane
Monday, April 6, 2015
Where Art Thou, O Spring?
Happy Monday, my friends!! It's I Brake For Stamps Monday here on More Than You See. I have a sunny flower card to share....it is near freezing and gray where I am so, I really need this project to rain a little sunshine in my soul! We had a few teaser days of Spring like weather, but it appears that Central Wisconsin is still trying to decide if winter is actually over!
I created my background using bisters and an ink dip technique. If you are not familiar with Bisters, please see the great video at I Brake For Stamps that will help give you some understanding and background on these great color pigments! You will note that in the video, specialty paper is used. I do recommend playing around and experimenting on all types of paper. Some of the effects the video artist achieves are due, at least in part, to the paper she is using. My sample, today, is done with water color paper.
I started by scattering some green bisters on my nonstick craft sheet. After adding water, I dipped the water color paper into the wet colors. When using a dip technique, allow the inks to dry between dips. This creates layers of color--which I find more interesting. After the green was dry, I repeated the same steps with yellow bisters.
Finally, I added several flower images from I Brake For Stamps' Floral Half Sheet 148B. To add color to my florals, I again used my craft sheet and scribbled various colors of distress markers. Then, I picked up color with my aqua brush and layered it on.
Yes, I know y'all are going to be wanting to visit the Store now! You can save with my coupon code SAVE10JANE. Be sure to say Hi Dee Ho....to my pal, Sweet Ms. Della Bo Bella!
Thanks for stopping by---have a GREAT day and don't forget to be awesome!
TTFN, Jane
Monday, March 23, 2015
Bister, Mister!
Happy Monday and welcome to my I Brake For Stamps Monday share!! I have a quick and easy boy card to share, today!
I adore this Music Sheet from I Brake For Stamps! It is one of the first sets I ever purchased from IBFS and I still use it all the time! I love music, so it really speaks to me. The images are genderless and versatile and just never go out of style!
I started by stamping the drum set in black ink on Fabriano water color paper and then heat embossing it. In real life, it is shiny and the embossing makes it a bit dimensional--like it could pop right off the page. I like using the water color paper with my bisters. For this project, I used Green, Blue and Yellow Bisters. I'm still learning how to control and layer the color so, I tend to use a lot of water--especially for a well blended look like this. I periodically tilt the paper to roll the colors. I also use my heat gun to stop and concentrate color in some places.
To finish, I added the birthday sentiment from the Floral Half Sheet 148A. When you shop the IBFS store, say halllloooooo to Sweet Ms Della for me and don't forget to use my coupon code SAVE10JANE.
Don't forget to be awesome! TTFN--Jane
Monday, March 2, 2015
Winter Womps.....
Am I right? I know it is completely pointless to complain about the weather.....it's beyond our control, I know. But......I'm plenty done with the snow and the below zeros.....I've never given much thought to living somewhere other than Wisconsin, however, lately moving somewhere warmer has take root in my mind!
Mr. Bear's face seems to sum it right up! Thanks for stopping by for my Monday I Brake For Stamps share!!
I was initially inspired by Andy Warhol and, then, my twisted sense of humor.....Mr. Bear Square, from I Brake For Stamps, has such a stoic and humorless look on his face!! After selecting some of my favorite colors and stamping each of them, I lamented over the perfect sentiment to tie the project together.....enter twisted humor....
Since I still don't have a stamp that says "Winter Womps" I had quite a challenge in front of me. As I perused my extensive I Brake For Stamps collection, I happened upon this fabulous sheet, Floral Half Sheet 148B. It made me chuckle!
Here's something else that will make you smile....YOU can save, in the I Brake For Stamps store, just by using my coupon code SAVE10JANE.
Thanks for stopping by--Have a great day and don't forget to be awesome!
TTFN, Jane
Mr. Bear's face seems to sum it right up! Thanks for stopping by for my Monday I Brake For Stamps share!!
I was initially inspired by Andy Warhol and, then, my twisted sense of humor.....Mr. Bear Square, from I Brake For Stamps, has such a stoic and humorless look on his face!! After selecting some of my favorite colors and stamping each of them, I lamented over the perfect sentiment to tie the project together.....enter twisted humor....
Since I still don't have a stamp that says "Winter Womps" I had quite a challenge in front of me. As I perused my extensive I Brake For Stamps collection, I happened upon this fabulous sheet, Floral Half Sheet 148B. It made me chuckle!
Here's something else that will make you smile....YOU can save, in the I Brake For Stamps store, just by using my coupon code SAVE10JANE.
Thanks for stopping by--Have a great day and don't forget to be awesome!
TTFN, Jane
Monday, February 16, 2015
Bister, Bister....
Happy Monday! I'm so glad you stopped by for my I Brake For Stamps Monday share! I spent a great deal of time playing with my bisters yesterday! And, yes, my garbage can does bear some signs of my experimentations! This is definitely a color medium that requires some learning and most definitely, following! You absolutely have to go with the flow when using bisters and let the project evolve as it will.
I've used bister, in the past, with watercolor paper. This project uses Ranger specialty paper. It is a matt coated cardstock and definitely provides a different finished product. Paper matters, Ladies and Gents!
After applying bisters in green, red, blue and yellow, I spritzed with water, rolled the colors around, dabbed and dried. I love the marbled look you can achieve. Images were stamped using Stazon and then colored using distress markers.
You can see the blue bisters more clearly in the second project. For this, starting at the bottom of the white cardstock, I layered up with green, yellow, red and blue.
All of my stamp images come from one or the other of Floral Half Sheet 148A and Floral Half Sheet 148B from I Brake For Stamps. These are some beautiful and whimsical images! Be sure to pick up your bisters, too while you are there! I would also recommend some of the Stampinback Paper. Let Ms. Della know I sent you AND, save a little with my coupon code SAVE10JANE!
Thanks for stopping! Don't forget the awesome!
TTFN, Jane
I've used bister, in the past, with watercolor paper. This project uses Ranger specialty paper. It is a matt coated cardstock and definitely provides a different finished product. Paper matters, Ladies and Gents!
After applying bisters in green, red, blue and yellow, I spritzed with water, rolled the colors around, dabbed and dried. I love the marbled look you can achieve. Images were stamped using Stazon and then colored using distress markers.
You can see the blue bisters more clearly in the second project. For this, starting at the bottom of the white cardstock, I layered up with green, yellow, red and blue.
All of my stamp images come from one or the other of Floral Half Sheet 148A and Floral Half Sheet 148B from I Brake For Stamps. These are some beautiful and whimsical images! Be sure to pick up your bisters, too while you are there! I would also recommend some of the Stampinback Paper. Let Ms. Della know I sent you AND, save a little with my coupon code SAVE10JANE!
Thanks for stopping! Don't forget the awesome!
TTFN, Jane
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