Showing posts with label Round Palette. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Round Palette. Show all posts

Thursday, 31 July 2014

Lots of Kissing


Over at Oak House Studio the Circles and Flowers set of stamps has been chosen as Stamp of the Week and reduced to half price.  I've had this stamp set for years and its definitely very useful.


The background is inked with a mix of Lemon Yellow, Golden Yellow and Pumpkin Pie Pigment Inks and I had great fun mixing and matching colours and kissing with other stamps - the flowers plus the Rosette and Linen stamps.  Not only adding more colour but taking ink off too.  The palette stamps work brilliantly for this and create great patterns...... I warn you though, it's addictive.



Here's a close-up of the effects you can get.  The sentiment and flowers I've stamped with Fired Brick, clear embossed and coloured to match and mounted it all on maroon card.

Thanks for popping by to look!  If you like Oak House Studio stamps, then there's a call out for a new Design Team today - all the details are over on the BLOG.   Why not give it a go and good luck!!

Thursday, 2 August 2012

Gold Medal


Here's a tag for Hels Sunday Stamper challenge week 216 where the theme is GOLD.


Bit late this week as I've been glued to the TV watching the Olympics however I thought I ought to make the effort this morning to do a little crafting!  

Gold had to be something to do with the Olympics.  The background is a mix of Mowed Lawn and Pine Needles Distress Inks and I've overstamped this with a circle stamp for the Olympics Rings.   The gold medal is a round palette stamp double embossed in gold and it's just finished with some gold ribbon and Congratulations.

Thank you to anyone that finds 5 minutes to look and comment!

Monday, 21 May 2012

Artistic Circles

Here's a tag for Hels Sunday Stamper challenge week 206 where the theme is CIRCLES.


Well I have loads of Oak House Studio circle stamps so the background was easy!! I used various stamps from the Round Palette set with Distress Inks - Barn Door, Aged Mahogany, Fired Brick and Spiced Marmalade - and then blended over with Mustard Seed. Next I overstamped with the Journalling Circles in Jet Black Archival and added some seam binding coloured with Distress Inks.

Now is there anyone else out there who does the same as me - makes a background then doesn't know how to finish it off?? I looked at a quotes website for inspiration and came up with a good quote - The World is Round so Friendship can Encircle it - but that didn't seem to fit my tag. Then there were Mathematical Definitions etc. Then I got onto Circles of Friends and Artistic Circles which I thought sums up blogland nicely.... so I stamped that with a Pixie Alphabet from Hero Arts.

Hope you like and thanks for looking!!