Sunday 15 December 2019

Christmas Chaos Tag- Visible Image

Good morning! Christmas is edging closer by the hour and my thoughts are turning to wrapping gifts and making them a little bit personal , so todays project for Visible Image features a gift tag that I have created using the Christmas Chaos stamp set. 



I am currently on a mission to use up some of the many mop up scraps and tags that I have, and so I began by stamping the tree outline onto an off cut that I had with Brusho powders on, and fussy cutting it. I also grabbed a tag that had previously had a wash of Spectrum Noir Sparkle pens on it. 


To create the background I used second generation stamping in Versafine Clair ink, and added a row of trees. In the corner, using my stamping platform I first stamped and embossed the star in white, then off set it slightly and stamped over in black ink to add definition. I stamped a third time onto a scrap of card in yellow and fussy cut the star to mount in the centre.  To whiten the ground a little and  I added a wash of thinned gesso, and then splattered with fluid acrylic to create a snowy effect. 



To finish, I stamped the border stamp across the base, and mounted the tree using 3D glue gel. 




Have you been busy with festive creations? If so, and they use Visible Image stamps, why not pop across to the Facebook group and show us. The team would love to see!

This is my last post for Visble Image for this year, so I will take this opportunity to wish you all a very happy Christmas and a super crafty New Year.


Lynda
x




Sunday 1 December 2019

Beautiful Soul Tote Bag

Christmas is around the corner and so it is definitely the season for shopping. No girl can ever have enough bags, especially at this time of year, and so for this weeks Visible Image project I decided to create myself a one of a kind one, using the stunning Beautiful Soul
 set as my main feature. 



My idea stemmed from a scrap piece of fabric I had previously painted for another project, using Cosmic Shimmer fabric paints. I stamped the image on the panel with Versafine ink, and then using more fabris paint enhanced the details.


I love to add stitching to stamps on fabric, and I whiled away a very pleasant evening in front of the tv with a box of embroidery threads and some beads.


With the main panel done, I stamped on a blank canvas tote bag ( these can be bought really cheaply in craft shops) and painted. 



Once everything was dry I stitched the main panel to the front to finish.





Here are the products I used. 



I almost look forward to braving the crowds in town now and getting my shopping done!

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