One stamp – 3 Ways

Today I wanted to show you a stamp I have fallen in love with, which can be so versatile – the Anemone background stamp made by The Ton

The first one was stamped on watercolour paper, embossed with Tonic Gold powder and coloured using Altenew watercolour paint Bamboo, Forest Green, Crimson and Sunkissed paints – I then cut the sentiment in Lime Green and Navy card to co-ordinate with the border and leaves. The edge of the card was coloured using Distress Ink -Spiced Marmalade and Barn Door to pull in the colours of the flowers.

The second and third cards were embossed on normal white card using The Ton fine Rose Gold embossing powder was then again watercoloured using Altenew paints – Forest Green, Bamboo, Mountain Mist and Lagoon, allowed to dry and layered with co-ordinating background. The die cut sentiment Hello was embossed with the Rose Gold and placed on the card.

The third card I thought that they looked so pretty that I decided to leave one of them as it was and just layer with rose gold mirror card and add a rose gold sentiment. Don’t you love how it is so fine that it shows all the details of the stamp shown in the card close up?

This show how one stamp can create a number of different cards. Hope you like them.

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Netted Star

The next few cards can now be shown as they have now been delivered for Christmas.

All 3 have been made using Sue Wilson Netted Star background die. However, I will describe this one first as it was made differently. This one was made with Rose Gold and Black low shed glitter card and the CTMH Keep your Chin Up (Retired). The Rose Gold card was cut with the Sue Wilson Netted background die and layered on to the black glitter card. The stamp was embossed using Pretty Pink Posh embossing powder and the Rose Gold gems to were from Pretty Pink Posh.

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