Sunday, 12 June 2011
Wednesday, 1 June 2011
Great time to host a party
Do you fancy earning some free goodies?
Host a party during June and July and you could earn an extra £20.00 to spend.
If you would like to host a party please contact me at stampinelegance@live.co.uk
Host a party during June and July and you could earn an extra £20.00 to spend.
If you would like to host a party please contact me at stampinelegance@live.co.uk
Have a good day Sharon
Sunday, 24 April 2011
Happy Easter
To all my followers I hope you have a great Easter the weather has been fab. Look forward to seeing all your creation when the weather get back to normal.
God bless you all.
Sharon xx
God bless you all.
Sharon xx
Friday, 22 April 2011
Thumping Technique
Here as promised is the thumping technique what you will need is
Ink stamp with an ink pad I've used Marina Mist
Use the brush side of the marker and tap with the side of the marker to protect the tip of the marker from any damage.
Take a darker coloured marker and start tapping or "thumping" on the image to add darker spots. I've used Nights of Navy. Continue to "thump" the marker on the image until you added enough ink to create a marbled look. Also turn your stamp in different direction so as not to end up with lines in your work.
Next huff (breathe heavily) on the stamp to re-moisten the inked image. Now stamp on the cardstock. There are several way of applying the added colour see below.

This one I've only hi-lighted sections of the wings.
Here I've only done the outside of the wings.
This one I have done an all over effect.
This one has had just the centre of the butterfly done.
Try this technique on trees delicate flowers you will be amazed of the different effects you can get and also no two images will be the same.
Happy Easter to you all
Sharon.
Stamp
Ink Pad
Marker
Cardstock
Marker
Cardstock
Ink stamp with an ink pad I've used Marina Mist
Use the brush side of the marker and tap with the side of the marker to protect the tip of the marker from any damage.
Take a darker coloured marker and start tapping or "thumping" on the image to add darker spots. I've used Nights of Navy. Continue to "thump" the marker on the image until you added enough ink to create a marbled look. Also turn your stamp in different direction so as not to end up with lines in your work.
Next huff (breathe heavily) on the stamp to re-moisten the inked image. Now stamp on the cardstock. There are several way of applying the added colour see below.
This one I've only hi-lighted sections of the wings.
Here I've only done the outside of the wings.
This one I have done an all over effect.
This one has had just the centre of the butterfly done.
Try this technique on trees delicate flowers you will be amazed of the different effects you can get and also no two images will be the same.
Happy Easter to you all
Sharon.
Wednesday, 20 April 2011
Totally Off Topic
This is a card I've done for my friend Tracy for her moving in card none of it is Stampin Up I know, but I thought you would like to see the new paper flower I've found that we can make, so who's up for another paper flower master class at Debden then.
Sharon
And we have a winner
Congrats goes to Mandy she finally found the last technique I was looking for.
Will give Mandy her prize when I see her next, I'm sure she is looking forward to that.
The three techniques I was looking for were:-
Rock & Rolling (on the flowers)
Reverse Letter pressing (but will give it to Mandy for Ink embossing cuttlebug plate)(the background)
Thumping (on the leaves)
As Thumping seem like something not many people know about I will do this technique on Thursday on my blog so look out for that. Thumping is something I had not done for about 9 years now but used it a lot on a Anna Griffin hydrangea stamp.
Sharon
Will give Mandy her prize when I see her next, I'm sure she is looking forward to that.
The three techniques I was looking for were:-
Rock & Rolling (on the flowers)
Reverse Letter pressing (but will give it to Mandy for Ink embossing cuttlebug plate)(the background)
Thumping (on the leaves)
As Thumping seem like something not many people know about I will do this technique on Thursday on my blog so look out for that. Thumping is something I had not done for about 9 years now but used it a lot on a Anna Griffin hydrangea stamp.
Sharon
Monday, 18 April 2011
Vintage Vogue
This is one of my favourite stamp sets its so versatile.
There are three techniques on this card so will feature one of them on Thursday but in the mean time enjoy.
Can you find them? If you are the first one to tell me all three techniques I'll give you a small prize.
There are three techniques on this card so will feature one of them on Thursday but in the mean time enjoy.
Can you find them? If you are the first one to tell me all three techniques I'll give you a small prize.
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