Sunday 22 December 2019

Strange things, weird people

Hello everyone,

for today's VivaLasVegaStamps! blogpost I have made a postcard.



and here's how:


I used Distress Oxide Inks to create this background. I smooshed them onto my craft mat and then sprayed with water. The paper was then dunked in it. I used watercolour paper. 


After it drieD I used a Tim Holtz stencil and some white paint to add some interest. 


Next I randomly stamped the background with two different stamps. (A list of all the stamps I used is at the bottom of this blogpost). 


Next i stamped my main image; on the card and on a piece of watercolour card stock. I also stamped the sentiment. I used the same paper to avoid colour differences. 


I used watercolour markers to colour in the images, no water. I just blended the colours with each other. 


I added the sentiment, doodled under the strips with a black pen and added a postage stamp. I then used the postcard stamp again but just the part with the circular postmarks. 

I have used the following VLVS! stamps:


Other materials:
Distress Oxide inks, Broken China, Carved Pumpkin and Mustard seed
Stencil Cargo THS001 by Tim Holtz
Amsterdam Acrylics, Titanium White
Archival inks, Chrome Yellow, Tiger Lily and Aquamarine
Memento Ink, London Fog
Versafine Clair, Nocturne
White and black pens
a postage stamp

Thank you so much for stopping by today !



4 comments:

  1. Dit is weer echt prachtig Corrie !
    Groetjes
    Margo

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  2. I love this Corrie, great fun and you have some fabulous stamps. Have a very merry Christmas and a wonderful 2020, Sue xx

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  3. Such a fun postcard, Corrie! Love working with oxide inks, but have never used paint on top of them. I like the look and will definitely give it a go! Merry Christmas! Mwah!

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  4. What a beautiful postcard! The bright coloured background and steampunk style look perfect with the wording you used - I love it 😁. Wishing you a magical Christmas and a very happy New Year! Hugs, Jo x

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