Hello lovelies, Britt Bass here. Today I want to share a tag with you using some of my favorite Hampton Art stamps and embossing powder along with several colors of Clearsnap ink.
Bingo Tag by Britt Bass
For me, the projects I made for this month are a little outside of my normal offerings, but I'm currently in LOVE with inky blacks paired with beautiful, bright and saturated colors. I love stepping out of my usual methods and trying a new product or a new way to use older products.
I added texture to the tag with a little background stamp from the Diffusion range (the horizontal distressed lines) and embossed the lines using white Hampton Art embossing powder. I 'grunged' up the tag with some clearsnap chalk ink and I love how the embossed lines stand out around the edges.
I stamped the bingo card stamp from the 7gypsies range, trimmed it, inked it and misted the edge with some mint mist, then I mounted it on a little piece of striped cardstock and attached that piece to the tag.
I then stamped and distressed the two little round labels (one from a Jillibean set and one from a Graphic 45 Ladies Diary set) and turned them into epoxy embellishments. I dripped some black ink over the tag and embellished with the epoxies, seam binding, flowers, buttons and mint washi.
Supplies:
Hampton Art Stamps
Diffusion: Distressed Lines (DF2635)
Graphic 45: Ladies Diary (IC0188)
Jillibean Soup: Fresh Vegetable Soup (JB0026)
7gypsies: Bingo Card (PS0731)
Hampton Art Other
White Embossing Powder
Clearsnap
Chalk Ink: Blackbird
Other
Mist
Liquid Ink
Seam Binding
Flower
Button
Epoxy Making Punch
Washi Tape
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Hello again! Britt Bass here today, sharing a card I made using several wood-mounted Hampton Art stamps, Hampton Art embossing powder, and Clearsnap Cat's Eye chalk ink and the application tool.
Molto Bello card by Britt Bass
I have a two beautiful stamps from the Art Warehouse range that I hadn't used yet and I was itching to make them into a pretty evening scene for the front of a notecard.
First, I stamped the branches and bird with watermark ink and embossed it using black Hampton Art embossing powder. Then, I stamped the large distressed background over it and embossed it in clear.
I punched a circle from scrap and used temporary adhesive to mask over the place where the sun would go and then I used my Cat's Eye chalk inks and application tool to apply color to the background. With the color applied, I removed the circle mask and inked over the empty space, creating the setting sun.
I stamped two stars near the evening sun, and stamped my sentiment on a scrap of white, trimmed it and inked it with yellow. Finally, I added a little bling to the stars and sun.
Supplies:
Hampton Art Stamps
Art Warehouse: Bird on Branches (PS0707); Large Distressed Background (PS0713)
7gypsies: Starts and sentiment (SC0502)
Hampton Art Other
Embossing Powder (Black, Clear)
Clearsnap
Watermark pad
Pigment Ink (Black
Other
Glitter Paper (black)
Cardbase
Bling
I really love the bingo tag you did. Those are my favorite colors. You due beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteFun projects, The tag is so cute with those wonderful colors.
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