Hello and thank you for coming to visit our blog today!
After a very well deserved break, our Design team are back!!! Today we have TWO new inspirational posts for you. Kicking off the New Year in style we have the very first Visible Image stamps post from our NEW DT member Zoey…
Hello Crafters,
First and foremost, I want to wish you all a really Happy New Year!! I am so eager to kick off the year with a new project for you.
This time I created an ATC card using stamps from Visible Image.
To those who do not know Visible Image yet (where have you been living!?!? LOL JK), they are a really sweet and talented company from UK that supply a variety of really good quality stamps.
The stamps I have used for this ATC are :
– Butterfly
– Make me smile set
– Crackled Background
– Bronte Script
To create the backround, I simply added few strips of washi tape onto the cardstock cut into an ATC size — then I covered it up with a generous amount of gesso. I let it dry and then added Gelatos. When everything was dry, it was time to stamp!! I took the Bronte Script and without using the acrylic block I stamped here and here, I did the same thing with the Crackled Background — but using a third generation stamp because I wanted to create a soft look. I stamped my sentiment covering the part where it said “second chance” and stamped it into the background using Stampers Big Brush by Faber Castell.


What do you think about it?
Make sure to stop over Visible Image Blog and to check out the Facebook Group
I hope you will like the result, as always for any comments, questions, suggestions etc etc please leave a comment HERE !
Stay happy, stay creative! Till next time,
Zoey xoxo!
Thanks Zoey! We love this! Gorgeous colours and amazing texture… beautiful <3 You will find more of Zoey’s amazing work over on her BLOG
We have a NEW challenge for you over in our Facebook Group so be sure to come and JOIN US THERE!
Come back later to see more awesome inspiration…. Amber has a brilliant masculine project to share with you 🙂
Bye for now!
Mark & Helen xx