Design Team member, Lisa, demonstrates the versatility of the Distress Oxide inks when it comes to creating wonderful backgrounds.
She uses a wide selection of floral and tree stamps to create the perfect riverside setting for our busy beavers, Howard and Heidi.
Former Design Team member and long-time friend of Lavinia Stamps, Maggs Barratt has a passion for Cutting Files.
Join her now as she works with her favourite Lavinia cutting file, and follow along as she creates this wonderful three-dimensional tree.
The Steps in Creating the Card
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I hope that you enjoyed this tutorial, and maybe have a go yourself.
Have Fun.
Maggs
Hi Everyone, Eileen with you again, from the Design Team.
The Lavinia Stamps Extravaganza is just amazing and I’m having a great time, I hope you are too!
The second Video Tutorial that I would like to share, is a card that so many of you have sent me messages about, asking if I would film a video of it.
Of course, I will! Here you go. Enjoy x
With spring just around the corner. Bron and Pipin are sitting under the trees with the butterfly taking flight off from Bron’s hand. The sun is out, and the trees have fresh new leaves on them. The flowers are starting to wake up and show us the beauty of nature.
Our DT member Eleana shows us how she created this card using Elements inks for the background and Versafine Clair for stamping. She then finishes off with some foil to add a bit of sparkle.
So, please join her as she takes you into the woods and shows what spring has to offer us all.
Yes, when the cat’s away the mice will play …and they will dance and sing and even play the tiniest flute you’ve ever seen!
You will love these cute little meeces to pieces as they come dancing straight out of this, our second new stamps release of 2022.
Tracey and Jamie certainly enjoyed stamping them, along with the new musical notes stamps, onto a background created using Elements Inks applied with a stencil brush.
All the new stamps can be found on our Latest Products page – https://laviniastamps.com/new-releases/
The Products Used
Grace had noticed that the mornings were getting a little warmer, so she thought it was time to call for spring to start.
The graceful fairy collected her flower trumpet and started playing her beautiful “Welcome Spring” song so that all the flowers and trees could release their buds.
Eileen is a design team member and long-time friend of Lavinia Stamps, and today she brings us the first of two video tutorials made especially for our Extravaganza.
For this, she has chosen to feature our pair of loveable shrews, Millie and Munch. Do follow along and have a go at emulating this lovely card yourselves.
Hi everyone, hope today is treating you well, it’s Jo here from the Design Team.
Today we are going to use our wonderful Lavinia backing papers, some stamps and inks to create a beautiful ornamental stand. We will add some finishing touches with chalk pastel pencils, pan pastel, glitter pens and a white posca pen.
So, grab a brew and cheeky biscuit and join in. Let’s have some fun
The Products Used
Woodland Sprite
English Bluebell
Bell Flower Vine
Garden Poppy
Lavinia Dream-Scape Papers
Acrylic Blocks
Versafine Clair Ink Pads, Nocturne, Paradise And Warm Breeze
Acetate Circle Masks
Chalk Pastel Pencils
Gel Pen , Signo , Silver, Blue, And Violet
Stencil Brush
Panpastel White Fine Pearl Medium
Applicator For Panpastel
Sponges For Blending
Bippity Boppity Glue
Sticklers Glitter Glue
Tracey and Jamie create a card using Tracey’s pride and joy from the batch of new stamps, launched today. Yes, it’s the magnificently detailed stamp of the lovable Noof.
Proudly standing 12.5 cm tall, Noof looks great stamped directly onto Multifarious card. Watch as Tracey and Jamie build up a wonderful background around her using Elements Inks applied with a stencil brush.
All the new stamps can be found on our Latest Products page – https://laviniastamps.com/new-releases/
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A video tutorial on how I made this card. Sharing hints and tips on how to create a simple reflection and create a riverbank using the “Silhouette grass” stamp.
