So here goes.
traditional heat embossing
Stamped with twinkling H20's
More embossing this is a gift card made to hold a cheque as a wedding/ engagement pressy
the back is where the cheque is slipped into a pocket and a message written on the die cut.
Offcuts shaped into a heart and put on a mini card blank (above) and the rest added to a mini canvass (left) which I'd painted and embossed. Added some jewellery bits too, and the
hanging heart is made from the UTEE heated in a melt pot & stamped into.
In this journal page the heart it used in the background made with a gelatine plate, then held over the heart and brayered to give a rubbing effect and also stamped around the edges.
The stone on the right is from the beach, stamped onto then writing added around the edge (ahhhhh).
Card one was made with a heart made from a Modge Podge glue gun stick, treasure gold added.
Same for the second card but a MP butterfly added which was also highlighted with treasure gold
This was my absolute favourite so I'm going to get it framed! Mono print using a home made gelatine plate (following instructions from the Frugal Crafter on YouTube). Leave a comment if you'd like a tutorial.
Same technique but made into a card.
Print 3 also a card.
Had great fun with this challenge. Still a few more I might add but wanted to get post done while it's quiet! Hope you like them. Suz xx
Looks like you've had a great day creating. I love the red printy ones and the friendly plastic - I think you're the only person to use that so well done!! Elaine x
ReplyDeleteJust love the variety of projects you have done. I would love to see a tutorial of the mono printing on your homemade gelli plate.
ReplyDeleteyou have been busy, interesting projects, you just want to keep going with this stamp xxx
ReplyDeleteGreat selection of Projects using the Walesby Stamp. Thanks for entering the Challenge and good luck! Barbara (C)
ReplyDeleteWOW! You have been busy today and what a lot of wonderful creations, well done!! Jane xx
ReplyDeleteI really have - and still several more to finish! Thanks Jane. Suz xx
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