Stampbord AND Impression Obsession this week. Two wonderful products teaming up for a an amazing display of samples.
Let's start with Stampbord. As explained on our website, Stampbord™ is an incredible art and craft surface that allows clean, perfect rubber stamp impressions every time. The surface is correctable and erasable, great for jewellery, custom boxes, magnets, altered books, ornaments, embellishments, scrapbooking & more!
Stampbord’s ultra-smooth clay finish accepts all types of stamping inks including dye based, alcohol and pigmented. The absorbency of the clay surface lets you apply color without smearing, and no matter how saturated the surface becomes, the material will never buckle.
Since the surface is made of clay, you can scratch back into your designs to create incredible details, highlights and textures. Stampbord is acid-free and archival.
I personally LOVE Stampbord. It's an amazing surface to work on and is very forgiving. It comes in packs (assorted, square, dominos etc.)
The other product we are featuring this week is Impression Obsession. I don't think I need to introduce those beautiful stamps, especially the all time favourite: the Cover-a-Card stamps. We have received some new ones recently, did you see them?
Here's a few, but you can find them all HERE.
So we start the week with Isa'sArt and a beautiful jewellery piece she coloured with Aquamarkers.
As we said above, you can use all sorts or colouring medium on the Stampbord and if you make a mistake? Take it off. Either with StazOn cleaner, or is a fine sandpaper and you are good to go and start again.
Have you ever tried Stampbord? If you have not, have a go, I'm sure you will love it!
I will now let Isa tell you how she made her sample.
I started by clear embossing the text (Woodware Tag plate) I stamped in the middle of the Stampbord
I then added color with an Aquamarker and blended it with my finger. As it dries very quick sometimes we need wet fingers.It also gives you some nice marble effects
Ink up your Impression Obsession stamps with the Aquamarker and stamp above and below the text
Use the Stampbord scratchtool to remove the colour from the Stampbord to create highlights.
You just need to add a bow, and few gems and a chain and you have your jewellery piece.
To make her sample, Isabelle used:
Our special offer linked to Stampbord
Spend £30 on Stampbord and accessories between July 30th and August 5th and get a £5 voucher back
(you will find it in your parcel)
See you tomorrow
Simply beautiful!! Love the whole feminine thing going on here. Particularly appreciate the way we see what Isa did step by step. Thanks.
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Gorgeous! Great tutorial as Julia said. TFS!
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ReplyDeletegreat project, I love stampboard, it was one of my first stamping purchases too x
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