Sue CT Ledger Measure
Hi
everyone. This week I wanted to do a page in my 6x6 journal but also wanted to
show that you don’t only have to use small stamps and stencils in it. I have
used a Big One stencil, a 6x6 stencil and an XL stamp, along with a large stamp and cut it apart once stamped to create a smaller image.
What I Have Used This Week
Bee Crafty Ledger Measure Stamp
Bee Crafty Birds and Butterfly XL Stamps
Bee Crafty Birds and Butterfly XL Dies
Bee Crafty Ticker Tape 3 Stamp
Bee Crafty Abstract Circles Big One Stencil
Bee Crafty Metal Work Alpha Stencil 6x6
Distress Oxide Kitsch Flamingo
Distress Oxide Salvaged Patina
I
started off this week by using the distress ink to blend onto the page through
the Abstract Circle stencil in various places all over the page. I only used
small parts of the stencil and moved the stencil round to create a textured
effect.
I then
added some more detail using the number stencil from set 5 of the Dinkables and
the Metal Work Alpha 6x6 stencils to create interest.
I
followed this by using the crackle stamp and Archival ink without using a block
and stamped in random places, where I knew I wanted to place the stamped
images.
I stamped the smaller of the stamps from the Ledger Measure set onto Collage paper twice. You could use tissue paper, but I do prefer collage paper, as it has more body to it.
Once you have allowed the image to dry, decide which area you wish to use behind the butterfly and cut with scissors. Adhere to your page using collage medium.
Use
the rest of the image to cut and arrange where you want the sentiment to be. If
you like you can use parts of the second stamped image as well. I decided that
I wanted to add some more crackle stamp around the smaller image, so carefully
stamped to soften the edges without using a block.
Stamp
the chosen sentiment from Ticker Tape 3 and largest butterfly from the Birds
and Butterfly XL stamp set onto scrap card, die cut the butterfly and colour using
Ecoline pens.
Thank you for taking the time to look at the blog this week. I hope it has inspired you to use some of your larger stamps and stencils in your smaller journals.
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