Visible Image stamps, Distress Inks, Stickles, Liquitex Heavy Gel.

Hellooo,

It's fabulous Friday, so time for me to share something I've created, using some awesome Visible Image products.

I used one of the new stamps sets, they are fantastic, called Wings of Change, and the Fibres stencil.

My background was a piece of white card, with the brightest colours of Distress re-inkers, dripped down it, when it was dry, I placed the Fibres stencil on, and using a palette knife, I put Liquitex heavy gel medium through. Whilst it was drying, I stamped all the butterflies, onto another piece of white card, using Versafine onyx Black, and fussy cut them.coloured them with Distress Inks.  I stamped the sentiment onto a piece of pink card, and fussy cut that too.

I blended blue ink over the dry gel medium, to tome the colour down a bit, added the butterflies and sentiment with 3D glue gel, and added some highlights with a white gel pen, and stickles onto the wings.

Here are the Visible Image places to check out......

The SHOP, where you can find all the Visible Image Stamp collections.

The BLOG, catch up with all the Visible Image news.

The FACEBOOK GROUP, where you can enter the 'Show and Tell'.

The FACEBOOK PAGE, where there are exiting weekly giveaways.

and the three social media sites......

PINTEREST, TWITTER and INSTAGRAM.

Hugs, Pauline xxxxx 

Visible Image Stamps and Stencils, Distress Inks, Zig Clean Color pens & Stickles.

Hello again,

I'm back as it's Fabulous Friday, with a card I've created, using one of the fantastic new Stamp sets from Visible Image, Random Act of Kindness,

 plus their super Stars and Stripes stencil.

On a piece of watercolour card, I placed the stencil, and blended through it with Salty Ocean Distress ink on the stars side, and Picked Raspberry on the striped side, then with a water spritzer, I soaked the card, and held it to drip, stars up, so's that the ink ran and spread, I left it to dry naturally.

On a piece of smooth white card, I stamped six of the daisy flowers using a Versafine Onyx Black ink pad, I coloured them in with Clean color brush pens, and fussy cut three large flowers, and the centres of the other three.

Going back to the dry background, I blended lightly with Salty Ocean Distress Ink, on any of the white area's, I stamped three flowers with black ink, then using the funky stem with Salty Ocean Oxide Ink, I stamped the stems. I added the flowers using 3D glue gel, stamped the words onto a piece of blue card, and added them to the background. I used a 5B pencil to put shadows on the stars, and also highlights with a white pen, also around the words, and black Stickles in the middle of the flowers.

Here are the Visible Image places to check out......

The SHOP, where you can find all the Visible Image Stamp collections.

The BLOG, catch up with all the Visible Image news.

The FACEBOOK GROUP, where you can enter the 'Show and Tell'.

The FACEBOOK PAGE, where there are exiting weekly giveaways.

and the three social media sites......

PINTEREST, TWITTER and INSTAGRAM.

Hugs, Pauline xxxxx 

Visible Image Stamps, Brusho's, Wow Embossing Powder & Versafine Clare Ink.

Hi there,

It's Fabulous Friday, and I'm here to share something I've created using one of the awesome new Stamp sets from Visible Image, have you seen them ??

The stamp set I used was.......

Art Rebel.

My background was achieved using 3 colours of Brusho, 2 blues and Lemon, spritzed with water, and left to dry.

I stamped all the fished using Red Versafine Clare ink, then used a sparkle water brush, to give them a lifelike appearance.

On a piece of card I cut off the background, I blended a little red ink at the top, to tie all the colours together. I stamped the main fish with versamark, and used black embossing powder to make it glossy, I also added the bubbles and the sentiment in the same way. I coloured the fish in with a yellow water colour, then used a white pigment pen to highlight it.

Here are the Visible Image places to check out......

The SHOP, where you can find all the Visible Image Stamp collections.

The BLOG, catch up with all the Visible Image news.

The FACEBOOK GROUP, where you can enter the 'Show and Tell'.

The FACEBOOK PAGE, where there are exiting weekly giveaways.

and the three social media sites......

PINTEREST, TWITTER and INSTAGRAM.

Hugs, Pauline xxxxx 

Visible Image stamps and stencils, Wow EG, Pebeo Dyna Paints, & Clean Color brush pens.

It's me again, and it's Fabulous Friday, time for some Visible Image love with one of the new stamp releases..... Dorothy from the Oz range of stamps.

I had this round wall hanging in my stash, so I thought it would make a nice backdrop for the lovely Dorothy and her faithful friend Toto.

The stamps and stencils I used on this project were.....

Time Tunnel Stencil, and Oz Dorothy and Toto.

The wall hanging was already painted and printed, with the ribbon alreadt attached, so I pimped it with some Pebeo Dyna iridescent acrylic paints, I used Orange/Yellow, Violet/Blue & Red/Blue, with a touch of gold, to go with the pink ribbon.

I then used the fabulous Time Tunnel stencil, and put some translucent paste through it, took the stencil off, added some micro beads, when it was dry, I went over some of it with silver gilding wax.

I stamped Dorothy, and her house, onto some white card, coloured in using watercolour pens, and fussy cut, I stamped the birds onto acetate with Versamark, and used Wow Totally Teal Embossing Glitter, and heat embossed, and fussy cut. I stamped the sentiment and fussy cut. I also cut out some white pieces of card for the road, and coloured the yellow, and added some grass.

I used 3D glue gel to add all the elements to the wall hanging, giving them lots of dimension.

Here are the Visible Image places to check out......

The SHOP, where you can find all the Visible Image Stamp collections.

The BLOG, catch up with all the Visible Image news.

The FACEBOOK GROUP, where you can enter the 'Show and Tell'.

The FACEBOOK PAGE, where there are exiting weekly giveaways.

and the three social media sites......

PINTEREST, TWITTER and INSTAGRAM.

Hugs, Pauline xxxxx