Evening All,
I always find that I have a favourite when working with Jane's fabulous new stamp designs. A stamp that it is very easy for me to make samples with.
When Jane sends me the sets and kindly lets me have first choice over which ones I make my samples with, she has a bet on which ones I will choose...…………..and she is usually right.
I do try and reassure her that it is not that I don't like the other designs, it is just that with such a very tight turnaround I always go for the ones that I know I have an idea for, so that I don't have to think too hard.
This is one such stamp set. JGS684 Cow Parsley
This is actually the card that I sent to Creative Expressions for the catalogue.
Just simple stamping and embossing over a piece of alcohol ink mop up background.
As you will be able to see from the numerous samples, I certainly didn't have a problem playing with it.
This card was made using the 'Bump and Smudge' technique that is very much a favourite of mine just at the moment.
It led to several pieces that were all very similar in colour,
but that were mounted up rather differently.
This card uses a piece of blended background using Distress Inks.
I actually used black embossing powder on this one,
and this one, which is rather unusual for me. I much prefer black ink and clear powder, but it just didn't 'POP' as much as I wanted, so I reached for the black powder as well.
I don't have dies to go with Jane's sentiment stamps (she hasn't made any yet) so I just did a bit of fussy cutting.
I always find that I have a favourite when working with Jane's fabulous new stamp designs. A stamp that it is very easy for me to make samples with.
When Jane sends me the sets and kindly lets me have first choice over which ones I make my samples with, she has a bet on which ones I will choose...…………..and she is usually right.
I do try and reassure her that it is not that I don't like the other designs, it is just that with such a very tight turnaround I always go for the ones that I know I have an idea for, so that I don't have to think too hard.
This is one such stamp set. JGS684 Cow Parsley
This is actually the card that I sent to Creative Expressions for the catalogue.
Just simple stamping and embossing over a piece of alcohol ink mop up background.
As you will be able to see from the numerous samples, I certainly didn't have a problem playing with it.
This card was made using the 'Bump and Smudge' technique that is very much a favourite of mine just at the moment.
It led to several pieces that were all very similar in colour,
but that were mounted up rather differently.
This card uses a piece of blended background using Distress Inks.
I actually used black embossing powder on this one,
and this one, which is rather unusual for me. I much prefer black ink and clear powder, but it just didn't 'POP' as much as I wanted, so I reached for the black powder as well.
I don't have dies to go with Jane's sentiment stamps (she hasn't made any yet) so I just did a bit of fussy cutting.
This final card is also made using 'Bump and Smudge'. I did tell you that I liked it lol.
By happy coincidence Jane was on the TV while I was in Peterboro so we were able to meet up for a few minutes so that I could lend her these cards for her show. think she might be on again in February with her latest release, so I will have to get things in the post to her this time.
Better get some shut eye now.
Thanks for stopping by.
Hugs Kimx
Better get some shut eye now.
Thanks for stopping by.
Hugs Kimx
what is the 'Bump and Smudge' technique? LOVE your cards!
ReplyDeleteHi Ellie, I'm so glad that you like the cards. Here is a link to where I found the original idea for the Bump and Smudge technique.
Deletehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5vQZKQu38Q&t=7s
Hope it helps.
Hugs Kimx