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Showing posts with label Lavinia Stamps Filigree Stencil. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lavinia Stamps Filigree Stencil. Show all posts

Saturday, 17 June 2023

Lavinia Stamps "Tilly and Tango" Card


 

This was a quick monochrome card using Lavinia Stamps and a Funky Fossil stencil. Throughout all of this card, I have used Versafine Clair "Monarch" purple ink.

I used the Funky Fossil "In the Spotlight" stencil with Versafine Clair "Monarch" to create the background "spotlight" area'.  I then used the same ink through the Lavinia Stamps "Filigree" stencil over the top to get the over all pattern.

Using "Monarch" again, I stamped the Lavinia mouse pair called "Tilly and Tango".  I then stamped the Lavinia "Star Cluster" and finally the sentiment, which is part of the Lavinia "Heartfelt Verse" set of stamps.

I added a few dots of white gel pen to the stars and for the eye area, with a touch of pastel pencil to ground the mice.

Saturday, 4 March 2023

Lavinia Stamps "Tock" Retirement Card



A clean and simple card featuring the timepiece from the new Lavinia Stamps steampunk collection and two of their new stencils to make this retirement card.

I started by dusting the card with an anti-static bag, then using Wow! Clear embossing ink to stamp "Tock" the pocket watch.  I coated the stamped image in Wow! Rich Gold Super Fine embossing powder then heat set.

While the watch was cooling, I stamped another pocket watch on to a post it note, fussy cutting the image to create a mask.

I positioned the mask over the heat embossed pocket watch image, then secured the new Lavinia Stamps "Filigree Stencil" over the card using a piece of low tack tape.  I then applied "Garden Patina" Archival Ink through the stencil lightly, keeping relatively close to the bottom right hand corner of the card.

I removed the Filigree stencil then positioned the Lavinia "Red Brick Stencil" in the same way.  This time using "Shadow Grey" Archival Ink through the stencil.

Removind the stencil and the mask, I coloured the face of the pocket watch using "Antique Linen" Distress Oxide Ink to give it a more vintage look.  Using a black pastel pencil, I created a slight shadow on the bottom right of the card.

I couldn't fine a suitable Lavinia retirement sentiment in my stash, so chose one by Clarity Stamps, which is part of their "Entwined Sentiments" stamp set.  I used Wow! Clear Embossing Ink and once again the Wow! Rich Gold Embossing powder and heat set the sentiment.

I decided the card needed something else, so I dug out some metallic paint, popped a blob onto my mat and added a littel water, this was enough to make the consistency right to splatter droplents of the gold paint from a fan shaped paint brush on to the card.  Once the paint was dry, I mounted the card on to a piece of gold card then on to a kraft card blank.