Today I wanted to share more of the Stampendous scene stamps from you. I love these new Cling images.
Cling images are grey, foam-backed, and have the images printed on them. Meaning, when you stick them to your acrylic block, the image shows up. Its great to get the foam of a traditional red rubber stamp, but the see-through ability of a clear stamp. Now, I know what you are thinking, Kimberly, grey is not see through. Yes, I know. BUT the stamps are cut to the outline of the image and it makes a big difference.
I wanted to give these olives a shiny and dimensional look. By using the Blender Pen, I removed the black (W10) along a curved path (following the outside lines of the olives). Because the color was so intense, it took a few passes. Happy with the results.
To make the background on this one, I used a recipe card stamp. The lines made it easy.
The lavender was colored with Copics first, then I applied Fun Flock over the top. Just apply a little bit of glue, pour the flock over, push it down, and wait a minute to tap off the excess.
Now I did color all these images with Copics, but you could paper piece, or try the new Painting With Powder technique from Stampendous. Pretty cool. I will be showing you a project with that soon!
I hope that you had a good weekend! The weather here was beautiful. We found a new church (New Covenant) that we loved, and just hung out. We also got the chance to do a little house hunting. There are very beautiful houses here! Alright, I have talked enough for today! thanks for stopping by!
Card 1: Stamps (Stampendous-Olive Scene), Ink (Tsukineko Memento Tuxedo Black, Versamark Watermark), Copics (BG000, G40, G82, G94, Yg91, YG95, YG99, E55, E57, E59, E27, E37, W10, O), Cardstock (Papertrey Ink-Dark Chocolate, Ripe Avocado (Neenah Solar White), Patterned Paper (Chatterbox-Fabulous), Embossing Powder (Stampendous-White Detail)
Card 2: Stamps (Stampendous-Lavender Scene), Fun Flock (Stampendous-Purple Pleaser), Ink (Tsukineko Memento Tuxedo Black, Versamark Watermark), Copics(BG000, YG91, YG95, YG99, G40, G82,G94, V17, E55, E57, E59, YG03, YG25), Cardstock (Papertrey Ink-Ripe Avocado, Dark Chocolate), Twine (May Arts)
Card 3: Stamps (Stampendous-Sunflower Scene, Sunflower Bouquet), Ink (Tsukineko Memento Tuxedo Black, Versamark Watermark) (Palette Dark Chocolate), Copics (E55, E57, E59, BG000, Y21, Y35, YG91, Yg95, YG99, E27, E37, Cardstock (Papertrey Ink-Kraft)
16 comments:
those are so beautiful! love your coloring, too!
Great cards! I really like these images!
Wonderful card scenes-love the sunshine card-I love sunflowers, daisies, etc. tfs
Beautiful!
Beautiful!!! I'm loving those new scene stamps!
Beautiful cards! Those stamps look really neat, I may have to go check them out.
I love these stamps....i wish there more out there like these, artwork is truly what is it...beautiful cards!
Fantastic cards, Kimberly. I love your coloring!
Wow, these are marvelous little scenes. You've created fantastic cards with them.
Fabulous cards. I love them all.
What beautiful cards Kimberly. Oh I wanna try copics but not in the budget anytime soon. Oh well I have some new inks coming to play with.
Nice big church. WOW you could be there a lifetime and not everyone by the sounds of it. Cool how it started, much like my church.
I am so happy for you all.
Hugs,Pea
Great job with all these scenes Kimberly! Your coloring is just fantastic!
-Cyndi
And Kimberly actually mailed these cards to me! SOOOO fantastic! They are so much more beautiful in real life, you just wouldn't believe it. The coloring on them is magical and the flock adds just the right touch. Everyone in the office has tried to steal that olive card off my desk. Meanwhile, my western US reps have adopted those cards as their favorite class! Go, Kimberly!
Laura Weed - Stampendous Graphics Manager
Really love your cards !!!!
Thank you for the tutorials, they were very helpful.
these are beautiful. i recently bought the sunflower, lavender, and poppy scenes, and i love them. but am finding the lavender field difficult to color, and i needed inspiration, thanks!
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