Showing posts with label Wendy Vecchi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wendy Vecchi. Show all posts

Friday, 3 May 2019

Craft Stamper Magazine May 2019 Challenge












It's the start of the new challenge over at the Craft Stamper Magazine Blog

Where this month we have a fabulous prize up for grabs as well as the chance to be featured in the magazine it's self.


All you need to do to be in with a chance is go over (via the link) to check out the submission instructions, then share your artwork created using stamping on them with us. While you are there check out the fabulous artwork created by the team to inspire you to join in the fun.

Happy Crafting
Elizabeth x


Friday, 11 May 2018

Craft Stamper Challenge - May 2018




Just a little reminder that the May challenge is underway over at the Craft Stamper Magazine Blog 


This time around we are being sponsored by Skull and Cross Buns and have two of their stamp sets up for grabs.


As well as a chance of winning  the stamps, you could also be in with a chance of featuring in the magazine!!! How cool is that!

Please remember to check out the entry details as we still get lots of entries that we can't judge, which is so sad.

Happy Crafting,
Elizabeth x

Friday, 11 March 2016

Craft Stamper Magazines Take It Make It Challenge March 2016 - Take a Stamp

Just a little reminder that our current challenge over at the Craft Stamper Magazine Blog is to "Take a Stamp" and we have a great prize of 20euros from our fabulous sponsor.
I started with an A5 canvas board and added a dictionary page using Slap It On,  once it was dry I gave it a coat of watered down white GeeSsoGood.
I added some colour using Caran d'Ache pastels in a random pattern, then water brushed over the top to blend them together.
Once they were dry I added some of the Tiny Background stamps using Hickory Smoke Distress Ink. Then I added the doily, butterfly and sentiments stamps from the Fantasy Floral set of stamps by IndigoBlu, using Versamark and heat embossed with Wow's Super Fine Ebony powder.

I added some paint drips with the yummy watered down Lime Marmalade Cottage Garden paint, and some markings with the end of a pencil in white GeeSsoGood.

An idea inspired by the fabulous Wendy Vecchi.

I hope I've inspired you to create a little something and join in, hop over via the link and you will find lots more inspiration from the rest of the Design Team, along with full instructions of how to play along.

Have fun.
Elizabeth x