Tilly was just hanging around, trying to get Mooch's attention!
I used a small Gel Plate/Brusho background I had in my stash as the base of this card. Using Distress Oxide ink through the Lavinia Stamps "Feather Leaf" stencil.
I stamped in various shades of Versafine Clair inks, using the following Lavinia Stamps: Mooch, Tilly and Tango, Fairy Charms, Foliage Set, Woodland Ferns and Fern Branch.
I added extra shading and colour using Van Goch Pastel Pencils, Gelly Roll and Posca Pens.
I've continued my play of Lavinia Stamps, again using the new Shrew duo called "Mille and Munch".
I have used the following Lavinia Stamps for this card:
I have used the following Versafine Clair Inks:
I'm playing catch up with my tags, as I've been away in the caravan this weekend, so this is the first of three that I need to make to be back on track.
I've used four shades of Distress Oxide Inks for the background: Squeezed Lemonade, Dried Marigold, Abandoned Coral and Festive Berries.
I spritzed the surface of a Lavinia Stamps stencil called "Foliage" with water, then lay it wet side down, over the tag. I used a kitchen towel to absorb any surplus water then lifted the stencil, which reveals a bleached look image of the stencil. I then used a heat gun to dry the surface.
Once dry, I stamped the sentiment, by Lavinia Stamps, called "Heartfelt Verse" in Versafine Clair "Nocturne" black ink. I used the same ink to stamp the Lavinia Stamps "Wild Vines" too.
Next, I stamped the hanging hearts, which are part of the Lavinia Stamps "Fairy Charms" stamp set, using Versafine Clair "Glamorous" pink ink. I then added small white dots on the surface of the background and highlighting areas on the hanging hearts.
Yet another quick anniversary card. This time I have used three Lavinia Stamps (Midnight Meandering, Fairy Charms abd Live The Life sentiment), all stamped in Versafine Clair "Nocturne" black ink.
In the background, I have used the "Spun Sugar" Distress Oxide Ink through the Lavinia Stamps "Splendour" stencil.
I recently saw part of a tutorial by Jo Rice and decided to make a card loosely based on her design using Lavinia Stamps.
I used the following Lavinia Stamps: Fir Cone Branch, Mini Holly, Fairy Charms, Pipin and the "Spirit of Christmas" sentiment all stamped in an assortment of Versafine Clair Inks.
This morning I had a play, creating this Christmas card using a selection of Lavinia Stamps: Fern Branch, Wild Berry, Spirit of Christmas sentiment set, Fairy Charms and Twisted Vine set. I stamped in Versafine Clair "Shady Lane" ink and also Memento "Rhubarb Stallk" ink.
I've played with a couple more new release Lavinia Stamps, to create this card. This card has a lot of sparkle, but sadly the photograph doesn't do it justice. If the light is right tomorrow, I will take a little video and add it to this post.
For this card, I used the new Lavinia "Swing Bed (Large)" stamped in Versafine Clair "Morning Mist" grey ink. I then stamped the snails which are part of the Lavinia "Snail Set" in two shades of Versafine Clair Inka: Fallen Leaves and Pinecone.
I then set to work on the background. I used the Lavinia "Lime Punch Element Ink" around and inside the stamped Swing Bed. I then added the "Pine Element Ink around the edges to give more focus on the central area.
I used the Lavinia "Flurry Stencil" with two shades of "Elements Inks (Della Blue and Violet Chalk) through the stencil to create a leafy border to the swing bed.
I used one of the Lavinia "Fairy Charms", again stamped in Versafine Clair "Morning Mist" grey ink.
I then used the long dangly stamp from the Lavinia "Floral Wreath", stamped in Versfine Clair "Shady Lane" to create the impression of trailing foliage.
I then started to highlight areas with a white and gold shimmer gelly roll pen. I also added a few touched of red using a Posca Pen.
