This was done using an elusive images rubber stamp and inktense pencils to colour in. I think they are one of my favorite colouring mediums as you can do so much with them.
A few more elusive image rubber stamps which have been watercoloured with pencils
This project is more recent. I decided it was time for a new jewellery box and I saw these lovely MDF drawers when I went to the Make It craft show in February and decided they were it!
First step was to seal the wood with a quick wash of watered down acrylic glue then painted all over with bog issue matt emulsion ~ the same as the hallway lol . Then I used weathered wood crackle medium by Americana which I let dry over night and over painted with acrylic paint in ummm..... cloudy blue I think, it was a while ago.
A side view of the chest. The flourish was stamped using stayzon and the small wildlife were from the Jane Netley Meyhew Cd which I just printed off, cut out and stuck.
The back of the chest with a lovely owl again from JNM cd.
I painted some of the flowers in the flourishes to bring the design together.
I think you can just about see the woodgrain effect. The butterflies were randomly stamped on the front and painted.
Another elusive image stamped birthday card for a male relative
(spot the theme? ) Yes I have a shed loads of them elusive image stamps or should I say Chocolate baroque now?
I have always found them to be good quality rubber and they give a lovely clear impression.
A bookmark made on grunge paper for the UK stampers bookmark swap earlier this year
Ye olde Ikea mirror decorated using graphic 45 paper pad "Le romantique"
A few more close ups!!!!
I think I am getting the hang of all this blogg thing now
Until tomorrow over and out
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