Wonderland character stamps

We’re All Mad Here | Stencil

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Hi there! We are back with more awesome inspiration here on the blog today. Jane Tyrrell has made some incredible samples with our Wonderland stamps so we were very excited to see what she would create with our NEW ‘Mad Here’ stencil…

Hello

Today I am sharing one of the fab new stencils with such a fun name:


we're all mad here | wonderland | stencil | tea cups | rabbit


I knew I just had to team it with 2 of the fun Wonderland character stamps:



mad hatter stamp | wonderland


and the very cheeky Cheshire Cat

cheshire cat stamp | wonderland


I also used the skull jar/pot stamp from the Alice in Wonderland set

alice in wonderland | stamp



I decided to make a canvas to show them all off at their best.


I had a piece of card from my stash on which I had made a rainbow of colour using distress inks in bands across the card adding a few flicks of water for extra interest.



I applied black gesso through the stencil



which gave me this cool background.



I set it aside to dry while I stamped and coloured up my characters, tea pot and jars with zig watercolour pens. I fussy cut them out and added glossy accents to the cat’s eyes.


I then put my canvas together..


alice in wonderland canvas | mad here stencil | stamps | visible image



with a close up…




and one final shot…




Thanks so much for stopping by.


Bye for now,

Jane x




This is so much fun Jane! The black gesso looks fantastic against the rainbow colours and the characters and elements are coloured wonderfully!  Thank you ♡

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Mixed Media Tag – Visible Image stamps

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Hello 🙂 Thank you for visiting our blog today.

Susanne Rose is here to inspire you this evening with an amazing mixed media tag…



Hi everyone! It’s my day to inspire you with some of the awesome and so unique Visible Image Stamps. I did a mixed media tag and used one of my favourite Images: The Cheshire Cat:


Visible Image stamps - Wonderland Cheshire Cat - Susanne Rose


The background is a gelli print. I had a failed one and tried to rescue it. I am very happy with the result. Here are some step by step instructions on how you can turn a mud gelli print into a great background:



That was my background and I didn’t like it, so I used a bit of gesso at first:



I added some oranges with my Neocolor II watercolor pastels and the Portfolio watersoluble oil pastels:



Now I removed the color through a stenicl (this one is Bubbles from ARTplorations) with a wet baby wipe:



Now I used my homemade tag stencil to cut out the tag:



After cutting it out I stamped some interest with the script stamp from the Visible Image Revolution Set using Archival Jet Black Ink.



Before I stamped the lovely cat, I painted some gesso to lighten up my background:






The Cheshire Cat is colored with Neocolor II. I added some interest with a white and black UNIPosca Marker. 








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Stamps from Visible Image:
Cheshire Cat
Revolution

ARTplorations stencil:
Bubbles



How awesome is that! Thanks for the brilliant tutorial Susanne.  Imagine a whole set of Wonderland tags  in this style 🙂

You’ll find more of Susanne’s fantastic work over on her blog.

We will be back tomorrow for another week packed full of Visible Image stamps inspiration from our amazing team!

If you missed any of our previous posts, you will find them HERE!


Enjoy the rest of your weekend..

Mark & Helen xx

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Wonderland Altered Book – Visible Image stamps

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Good Afternoon, thanks for coming to visit us today here on the Visible Image blog 🙂

It’s Thursday which means two things….

Just ONE more sleep until our NEW stamps release 🙂 🙂 🙂

AND… Teresa Morgan is here with her weekly inspiration and wowza will she inspire you today!!!

Over to Teresa…


Hello again and welcome to my thrilling Thursday inspiration post. This week I have been playing with the fabulous Wonderland characters and decided to put them where they belong….in the pages of a book!



Visible Image stamps - Alice In Wonderland Book Project - Teresa Morgan


I got a big chunky book from the charity shop for this project as I needed some depth (in this case it was an epic Wilbur Smith novel)!!



Visible Image Stamps - Wonderland Characters Altered Book


I opened the book about a centimetre in from the front and started ‘carving’ chunks out of the pages with a craft knife. This is quite easy as long as you have a good sharp blade! I wanted to create a layered effect, so every so often I changed the outline of the aperture I was cutting. Once I was happy, I used some Mod Podge to glue the edges of the pages together to create a solid block. I find the easiest way to do this is to put a piece of cling film or acetate between the ‘front’ section and the carved ‘back’ section. Then use a glue spreader to apply the Mod Podge to the edges of the pages in the back section, pressing it in so that it seals them together. Weight the book down and leave overnight, then repeat if any sections are not stuck properly.



Visible Image Stamps - Wonderland Characters Altered Book


I coloured all the characters with the Warm Grey Promarkers then cut out. Once happy with my arrangement of them, I glued in place, tucked in the pages. I finished with some playing cards that I made with the Harley Jester set and the little signs using words from the character sets.I added some Pumice stone Distress Ink to the pages to add some definition to the layers.



Stamps Used:

Alice In Wonderland

White Rabbit

Mad Hatter

Tweedle Dum/Tweedle Dee

Cheshire Cat

Queen of Hearts

Harley Jester Set

See you next week

Teresa

AMAZING project Teresa… wow! So clever… something fro display and treasure for sure. These characters really are timeless… Alice in Wonderland is 150 years old later this year, and still loved by all. Have you got your hands on these brilliant character stamps yet?

You can find more of Teresa’s inspiring work over on her blog.


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Bye for now.

Mark & Helen xx

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Tweedledum and Tweedledee @ Visible Image

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Good Evening! It’s our third and final post today. If you missed the others you will find them HERE

Over to the awesome Teresa Morgan who has some superb Wonderland inspiration for you...



The Wonderland range of stamps from Visible Image have been a massive hit and everybody is loving the characters, including me!!

This week I am sharing a couple of cards with the cutest twins around – Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dee:



Visible Image Stamps - Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dee


I layered the faces and name tags using 3d foam, adding a bit of twine around their necks for extra detail. They are coloured with Promarkers and the background was created with a mask and Black Soot Distress Ink.



Visible Image Stamps - Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dee


For my second card, I used the circle design stamp from the Universal set as my background design (love this set, it is so versatile, and a ‘must-have’ in my opinion!) I stamped the brush stroke design from the Drag and Drip set and added red embossing powder, then stamped the sentiment on top with black StazOn ink.



Visible Image stamps - Wonderland - Tweedledum - Tweedledee - Teresa Morgan

 

Again, the characters are coloured with Promarkers, and mounted on 3d foam.

Visible Image Stamps - Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dee

Stamps used:

Tweedle Dum/Tweedle Dee

Universal

Drag and Drip

I hope you have been inspired today, don’t forget that we run a Show and Tell contest on Facebook every month giving you the chance to win some scrummy Visible Image stamps. We love to see your creations, whether you are a complete novice or an experienced crafter.

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Two absolutely brilliant cards Teresa! The Tweedle’s look amazing 🙂 Perfect background for them too! You will find more of Teresa’s awesome work over on her blog

Thanks for coming to visit us today. Pop back tomorrow for fabulous Friday with Pauline!

Have a great evening.

Mark & Helen xx

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Wonderland Queen of Hearts – Visible Image

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Hi there, thanks for coming to visit us 🙂

Here’s Teresa with today’s awesome inspiration with our NEW Queen of Hearts stamp set…

It’s Thursday again, and that means it’s my turn to share some more projects with the fabulous new stamp sets from Visible Image. Today I have two cards and a canvas that I made with the beautiful Queen of Hearts… It’s a long post – so sit yourself down and enjoy!!



Visible Image Queen of Hearts

 

I used a spotty mask and Distress Inks (Festive Berries and Fired Brick)to create the background of this card. The image is coloured with Promarkers and Copics and mounted with 3d foam. I stamped the words onto the banners and added some Tea Dye Distress Ink before attaching with 3d foam.



Visible Image Queen of Hearts

 

My second card is a Valentine’s card….



Visible Image Queen of Hearts

 

I stamped the Forest background with black Versafine ink before matting onto red and black card. I stamped the sentiment onto another piece of card and trimmed to size, adding a touch of red to the tiny heart,

The Queen and heart jars are coloured with Promarkers and attached with 3d foam.



Visible Image Queen of Hearts

 

My canvas…



Visible Image Queen of Hearts

For my final project I took a 7×5 canvas board and covered with black gesso. I used some white gesso through a diamond mask. Once this was dry I spritzed some gold mica spray over the canvas.

I decoupaged the stamped roses, shaping the petals to create a 3d effect then added some red embossing powder on the bottom edges.



Visible Image Roses

I glued them in place and stamped some of the Drag and Drip stamps underneath and added more red embossing powder.

I made the playing cards with stamps from the Harley Jester set and added Pumice Stone Distress Ink around the edges. These were attached with Pinflair glue gel to create dimension.



Visible Image Queen of Hearts

The queen was coloured with Copics and Promarkers and attached with 3d foam.



Stamps used:

Queen of Hearts

Forest Background

Have I Told You

Roses

Harley Jester

Drag and Drip



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Absolutely awesome work Teresa! Love the cards and the canvas is amazing 🙂

You’ll find more of Teresa’s fantastic work over on her blog

Come back tomorrow for fabulous Friday with Pauline Butcher.

Bye for now.

Mark & Helen xx

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Cheshire Cat – Visible Image stamps

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Good Evening 🙂

Another crazy day here so very late sharing today’s post! BUT… it was worth waiting for!!!

Over to Suze…

Hi guys 🙂 ‘Soozie Tooseday’ again, it comes around soooo fast!  Hope we are all well.

Have you popped over to see all the NEW STAMPS yet???  They’re HERE …..all 24 of them!!! Yep I said 24!!!!  Every one is superb and all available to pre order now! Today I have the great pleasure of sharing the awesome Cheshire Cat set, one of six available Alice in Wonderland sets, they’re all pretty special 🙂


Alongside the set I used the branch from Edward is Immortal Set and the paw print from the Good Luck cat set and the Brick wall.  I used distress inks and promarkers in sepia tones to create this, any questions please feel free to ask 🙂



Visible Image stamps - Wonderland - Cheshire Cat - Brick Wall - Sue Joseph






For this Card for the background I used the large swirl from the Galaxy set £6.99 and the small swirl from the Universal set £9.99



Visible Image stamps - Wonderland - Cheshire Cat - Sue Joseph





Again, any questions, please ask away 🙂





Visible Image Wonderland Cheshire Cat stamp set nc



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Much Love
Suze




Amazing projects with our fabulous Cheshire Cat! Love them! You should see the blue one especially in real life… if you come to see us at the shows you can see it up close. Awesome work by Suze!

We are busy busy making lots and lots of stamps and preparing for the CHSI trade show at the NEC this weekend! Very excited to be exhibiting there for the 2nd year running. If you are coming you will find us on stand BS29 in the Bright Sparks pavilion. 

We will be back tomorrow with double inspiration from Kim R and Lisa as it is Wonderful Wednesday!

Have a great evening

Mark & Helen xx

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