It is fantastic to see so many people loving their art.
I met two lovely ladies from Ampersand who were demonstrating
Stampbord.
Stampbord is one of those things that seems to go in and out of fashion with crafters and artists but has always been one of my favourite surfaces to stamp on.
So I have decided it's time to get it out again and experiment a little.
These are some of the things I have done in the past.
The stamps on this project are by Paper Artsy and were used to make this box card.
I also like to use the shapes as embellishments on card, often making them part of a larger image as seen below.
You may well have seen this before as I posted it some time ago.
The whole of the cover to this accordion journal was made with the Stampbord.
This particular project also has cut-out shapes, glitter and beads set into the UTEE to give texture to the finished piece.
The simplest way to use Stampbord (that I have found), is to colour it with ink, paint or Pan Pastels, then stamp onto it using a waterproof ink, such as Versafine, Archival or Stazon and then when dry, go over it with embossing ink and apply clear embossing powder.
This is the effect that you will get by using the method explained but it's not the only way to use them and I will be back soon with more ideas and techniques.
Happy Crafting,
Angela x
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6 comments:
Thank you for reminding me to use Stampbord more often Angela, I have a little pile of it .... somewhere! I love your projects, especially the first one with the Phrenology head and the London (?) wheel at the end is superb. Hope you are having a lovely sunny day over there today too. Hugs, Anne xx
Angela...your work you have featured on your blog is fantastic! I am like Anne... I have stamp board around here...somewhere! Haha Your box cards are so full of color and I love the stamps you have used. Thank you for the nice comment you left on my blog. <3 Candy
Your work is really striking and fabulous, Angela! I've never used Stampbord or done anything this creative in my life. Even so, I just LOVE seeing art pieces like these! Hugs, Darnell
Angela.
Thanks for visiting my Woyww. Yes I had heard about Julia, Poor thing fancy being in hospital on holiday.
I've never even heard of a stamp board before now, ot really clear what it is either, but I love you bits with the bicycle, that is fun.
Chris
Stampbord is a great surface to work with. Thank you for this lovely array of samples, Angela!
And thank you for your lovely words on my blog :-)
Some lovely ideas there Angela. I particularly love your accordian journal cover, beautiful! I have some stampbord myself which I really must get out and use soon. Thanks for the inspiration x
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