Posted: February 16th, 2018 by helen
We Are Fragile
Hello! We are back with more gorgeous inspiration for you!
Heather Mitchell has cleverly combined 2 of our NEW stamp sets to create a stunning card…
Hello Everyone…
You’ll all know, as crafters/artists, that when you find a product you love that it’s really hard not to use it in all your makes… and that’s kinda how I feel about the gorgeous ‘How Fragile’ and ‘Organics’ stamps from Visible Image.

The colours are bright and unashamedly bold
I wanted to make to make a card using both stamps and so to begin, I heat embossed the smashed stamp in Wow!’s British Summertime embossing powder which is a gorgeous grey colour.
To join the stamps up was a little tricky but I used the Tonic/Tim Holtz stamping platform (which enabled me to line the ‘Organics’ stamps exactly where I wanted them) and then I carefully joined the two stamps together using a Wow! embossing pen to make it look like a natural flow.


‘Organics’ flows seamlessly into the cracked glass from ‘How Fragile’.
Before adding the colour, I’ve dabbed the Fibonacci stamp around to add some extra detail and heat embossed it in bright white, so it contrasts with the other stamps. Then comes the fun part… getting inky!

Distress Spray Stains have been used for the vibrant colour
I loved adding the colour. I’ve spritzed the watercolour paper so it draws the colour into it and used a pipette to drip the colour into the specific areas, using a paintbrush for the smaller compartments.
Before adding the sentiment, I’ve spritzed some Tattered Angels Glimmer Mist in Crocheted Doily and a light flick of watered down gesso. The sentiment itself is heat embossed onto a grey/black washed background and added to the card using foam tape. To finish, matt onto black card and then onto a card blank.

I particularly love the colour in this card… I’m all about the bright colours at the moment (I think it’s because I’m bored of the grey, dreary days of Winter).
Here’s the Visible Image stamps I used for this card:
How Fragile We Are