I love these stamps from stampotique.comDaniel Torrente is amazing at designing stamps!! This first ATC is of Glimmering hope (yes they all have names) Along with this stamp i have used shrink plastic, i love this stuff too !
This is the Prom Queen , i use her alot.Doing ATCs is a great thing to do with these stamps because they are so easy to turn in to cards and invitations.This Prom Queen is done with a technique called spotlighting.
These next three are done on black card stock with bleach and Twinkling H2Os.Card 1 is relixin, Card 2 is glimmering hope, and card 3 is Gooseneck stamped twice.
Here is the Prom Queen again this time i have used Metallic Acetate,She shines differently from every angel.
And again this is the Prom Queen with Alcohol inks and Acetate.
Glimmering Hope is featuring in this ATC using a Faux leather background.
This one is also using the Faux leather background and my favourite Prom Queen.
Here are a few of the Stampotique stamps i have,They also come in boys,but i have not taken any photos of them,so i will get my butt moving and maybe just maybe in the next post i will have them ready to show you.I have been SO busy moving all my craft STUFF (lol) into my new little very little scrap room.OMG i did not realise how much STUFF i had so im off to sort out a little more and i might have photos of that soon too.
Thanks for taking the time to look.
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Amie! I love the stamps... Looks amazing! I'm just starting to get into the alcohol inks and the ones with the twinkling H20s look fantastic. (I have some but never can get what I want out of them...TRYING IT ON BLACK NOW!) Thank you! x
ReplyDeleteWow Amie! again I love the twinkling H2Os. glad to hear that yo are moving and sorting cant wait to see the results :0
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to you uploading your "boy" Stampotiques. I've seen your Stampotique ACT's at "Inspired by Crafts" in Cannington & loved them. I would be ever so grateful if you were to post any tutorials or hold any classes (outside of business hours for us working gals)using Stampotique stamps. I have quite a few. All have never seen any ink. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteEliana if you can get back to me with your email address or facebook i will talk to u then
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