Sunday, 22 August 2010
Three Muses and Stamping Club
The theme of the current challenge at the Three Muses blog is Wheels. I enjoy the freedom of cycling through the woods around here, so that decided my choice of type of wheels. There are a few whitish flecks in the background of my "Wheels" though not as many as I had intended. Our project at this week's get-together of our local stamping club was to use glue on card, let it dry, and then colour with Distress Inks, and the glue would create a resist effect. The colours here are Wild Honey, Spiced Marmalade, Vintage Photo and Black Soot. Stamps are Rubbadubbadoo and Paper Artsy.These are some I did at the club evening where the glue is more in evidence. First one using Wild Honey, Vintage Photo and Black Soot inks, and Paper Artsy and Artemio stamps.
Then Victorian Velvet and Antique Linen inks, and Paper Artsy and Artemio stamps again.
Crushed Olive, Forest Moss, Mustard Seed and Black Soot with Viva and Paper Artsy stamps.
Stormy Sky, Peeled Paint and Black Soot with Crafty Individuals stamps.
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Cool technique! Love your creations!
ReplyDeleteWhat fabulous collages! I saw this technique over at Ink Stains, but haven't tried it yet. Love what you've done with it here - TFS!
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat technique. They all look great! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteBelle série de collages j'aime beaucoup les couleurs utilisées !
ReplyDeleteMerci pour votre visite sur mon blog !
Mary.KG
Great technique and some wonderful examples of your creations. Love the wheels by the way and thank you so much for joining in at the Muses this week.
ReplyDeleteYour choice of ink colors is yummy, and the wheels entry is beautiful. Thank you for sharing this technique, and for bringing your talent to our challenge!
ReplyDeleteThey are all terrific, love them. Annette x
ReplyDeleteWow! I love the richness of the ink colours and the wonderful stamps. The result is a beautiful piece of art. Thanks so much for sharing it with your Blog friends.
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