The blue and green hues that form the background for this stunning card come from spraying a combination of Mica-infused and Acrylic sprays directly onto the card and spritzing with water..
The lovely combination of two different thistle stamps is enhanced with a sprinkling of Crystal Gold Mica Powder.
Another tutorial on the use of the Lavinia Masking Sheets – with an interesting twist. Tracey shares a stencilling technique she discovered by accident whilst experimenting with our new Mica-Infused Sprays.
The result is a lovely background, against which stands our wonderfully quirky Bay Leaf Cottage
More Friday fun in the craft room with Tracey and Jamie as they create their own individual versions of a Steampunk-style tag, featuring the lovely Zia.
Follow along, and do try different combinations of these fabulous new stamps.
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The new Stamps used were: Zia, Steampunk Script, Tick, Tock, Textures 1 – 4, and Cogs
Today, Jamie and Tracey are delighted to bring you a tutorial featuring some of the brand-new stamps, released today as part of our Clockwork Carnival extravaganza. And what better way to spend their Thursday crafting time than with a clock called Tick.
And although these new stamps are very different, they show how well they combine with our existing mini foliage stamps, and with two of our cute little characters, Mini the Mouse and Barric the Crow.
A touch of Liquid Pearls and Glitter Glue add the all-important finishing touches.
“Fairy Dance” is one of our older stamps that is for this month’s Creative Challenge theme “Fairy Party”. In this instance, Tracey has featured them along with our more recent floral stamps, the lovely “Lilium”.
The super sunny background was created with Elements Inks applied directly to the card using the Lavinia 1” stencil brush.
Today, Tracey demonstrates just how effective an embossed image can be against a boldly coloured background produced using Lavinia Stamps’ exclusive Acrylic and Mica-Infused Spray inks.
Our intricately detailed jellyfish, Jalandhar, has taken on an almost three-dimensional appearance with the pale pastel pencil contrasting beautifully with the dark embossing powder.
Posca pen and Stickles Glitter add the magical finishing touches.
