Stamp&Doodle

Thursday is technique day

over at the Michael Strong Yahoogroup.

And for the technique of today

I was inspired by a video I found on youtube:

The background of the card is made with distress stains

and just like I showed you in my

Sunday tutorial for the blog hop.

(go HERE)

If you want, you can also print out my background and use 

it for your card.

The stamps I used are the large and small

cloisonné flowers by Michael Strong.

I stamped those with blach Archival ink 

on the background and doodled with

a thin black marker.Because Michael's stamp

also looks doodled, it is hard to see what was the stamp

and what did I doodle.

The pot I stamped on a separete piece of  white 

cardstock and embossed with black embossing powder.

I used rangers blending tools to color the pot with the same 

color of distress ink as I used on the distress stain. 

The pot is cut out and on the back a piece of 

foam tape. Now you may wonder how the flower 

got over the pot, when it was stamped on

the background. I used my exacto knife to

cut the two leaves of the flower, so I could fold it

over the pot to look more real.

 Have a creative day!

Koninginnedag/Queensday

Deze pagina heb ik speciaal voor Koninginnedag gemaakt. Ornje voor de koningin en natuurlijk een kroon. Tulpen voor Nederland, een foto van het bezoek aan De keukenhof. De witte lijnen heb ik gemaakt met de doodle genie van Chatterbox die ik van de week met Catherine heb gekocht. Gaat lekker makkelijk hoor! Het papier is van de Paisley kit van Club Scrap.

De stempels van de vogel en de letters zijn van Rhonna Farrer en het kroontje is van Lost Coast Designs.

This page I have made especially voor Queensday. Orange for the Queen and of course a crown. Tulips for The Netherlands; this picture was made in De Keukenhof. The white lines were done with my new doodle genie from Chatterbox, that I bought together with Catherine. It is so easy to use. The paper is all from the Paisley Kit from Club Scrap. The stamps of the bird and the letters are clear stamps by Rhonna Farrer and the crown is from Lost Coast Designs .