Wednesday, 12 September 2012
inchies
Another day another challenge. Over at Artful Times this week they want to see inchies. All the time I have been stamping and I have never made any !
I knew I wanted to use these teeny weeny stamp sets from Chocolate Baroque because they were the only stamps I thought would be small enough. I used distress inks in festive berries and rusty hinge for the background and stamped in Ranger black archival ink. In hindsight I think it may have been better to sponge a whole piece of card for the background first before cutting to size because they were fiddly little blighters Lol. I mounted them all onto a piece of black card afterwards. Every tonning piece of background paper that I tried was then too much so I ended up making my own background with masking tape and just going for black and white. The only stamp different is old french writing by Hero Arts, a favourite of mine because it just goes with everything. So there you go , my first attempt at inchies. x Lavinia
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What a wonderful way to display your inchies and such terrific colours you have used
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Love Chrissie xx
Hi Lavinia.
ReplyDeleteI came over to your blog from Stampotique after seeing your delighful entry using the Keykeeper, I did leave you a comment on that post with some info on masking, hope it helped.
I have followed your lovely work if thats ok.
Lovely inches card, not done any inches either, but fancy a go now i have seen yours.
Debbiex
And I thought twinchies were small to work with!! I can imagine colouring them with DI's was fiddly but probably a better result doing them individually than colouring a whole piece of card first. This is a great card and I agree about that script stamp - so useful.
ReplyDeleteWhat a super card Vinny tricky little blighters aren't they lol love the way you have repeated the same images in the lower half of the card :)
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Von ♥
Lovely set of inches in gorgeous colours. Great card
ReplyDeleteSo much better than my first attempt!! Love the colours and images very much.
ReplyDeleteJuliaxx
That looks lovely - I do like the two colours of DI's you have used for the background. Hope you enjoyed making them and do some more - they are so useful - can be arranged in lots of ways.
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Hugs, Neet xx
Thanks for joining us at Artful Times with your wonderful display of inchies. Love the colours and the fab images
ReplyDeleteSam xxx
Love this card Vinny. A real elegant cards for the gents.
ReplyDeleteRegards Florence x
This is gorgeous Lavinia - love your colour scheme. Sarah x
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