Hello
everyone! Devid here, from the Lavinia Stamps Design Team.
Today’s
project is all around the stunning and majestic Jalandhar. This big stamp is a
real stunner! I combined it with a background made with acrylic and mica sprays
and he looks right at home in the deep sea!
I
also used some watercolor pencils to color in his head and that gives the card
real dimension. I hope you like it!
Hello everyone, it’s Eleana here from the design team for Lavinia Stamps. I hope you all are enjoying the Hallaganza; four days, full of fun. Lots of tutorials to give you inspiration, giveaways, and two open days at the Lavinia Stamps HQ.
And if that was not exciting enough… What about the nineteen brand new stamps? Which ones are on your Wishlist?
For today’s card, I am using the fabulous Pumpkin Carriage. Such a fun stamp to use in many ways. We will create a background with the acrylic sprays. Versafine Clair for stamping and blending alongside some Bruynzeel watercolour pencils. Then we use some Posca Pens to add colour to the flowers.
Hope you can join me as we go into the woods to find this beautiful Pumpkin Carriage waiting for us. I wonder where we will go? To the castle on the hill maybe?
Hi everyone, It’s Karen Telfer here and I do hope you are enjoying all the videos that we have brought you over the past few days.
Today I am sharing this card tutorial using a number of the gorgeous newly-released stamps. They are only a few days old but they have been ever so popular. I just love them as you will hear. Thanks so much for watching.
Seizing the opportunity to have another play with some of the new stamps, released yesterday, Tracey and Jamie create a couple of lovely Christmas Wreath cards using the new Circular folding cards.
And after constructing the wreaths using a selection of the new floral stamps, they featured one of the fabulous new fairies, Nia and Everlee.
On the card featured in this tutorial by design team member, Rosemary Rogers, Nia arrives at the far world castle, on all hallows eve, to let the fairies know that their Pumpkin Carriage has arrived to transport them to the Lavinia Stamps Hallaganza
Guest design team member Janine Raper brings you this lovely Winter scene by creating a backdrop with Elements and Versafine inks blended directly onto the card via masks for the hill and the sun.
She featured Lupin the hare along with a selection of the other new stamps.
A little glitter and pen work added the finishing touches.
Tracey Introduces Lupin, one of the latest additions to the Lavinia family, as she puts some of the brand-new stamps through their paces.
Combining the new hanging lanterns and tree pods with some of our older foliage stamps, she had created this delightful setting for the finely detailed hare, Lupin, against a backdrop made with Elements Inks and a Gel Press.
I
stumbled across hidden paperclips on @corriespapertrail‘s Instagram (see post,
dated 1st Nov 21) and watched Melina Pylant’s YouTube on making the same
subject too.
They
are such a fun little project and easily adaptable to your own style, certainly
lending themselves to using the brand-new Lavinia Stamps. Here are the ones I
used… Winter Spice, Oak leaves, Oak leaf flourish, Cedar, Fairy towns, Flower
Collection, and the Wild summer flower
Hi everyone, It’s Karen Telfer here from the Lavinia Design
Team. Today I’d like to bring you this spooky little card using the
wonderful Willow Witch and some lovely spooky magic with distress oxides in a
variety of purples.
