Workshop dates

I have two new workshop dates at The Artistic Stamper, near Faversham, Kent. They are Saturday 15th March and Thursday 3rd April.

On Saturday 15th March I will be running an all day Multi Media Workshop from 10am-3pm. The cost is £40.

 

On Thursday 3rd April I will be running a Stencilling Workshop from 10am-2pm. The cost is £27.50 and this includes a PaperArtsy Stencil!

 

For more details or to book call the shop on 01795 597757 or visit The Artistic Stamper website. 

Botanica sketch

New blog post by me on Craftwork Cards blog today.

A little sneaky peek...

Opulence card and tag

New blog post from me on Lisa B Designs blog today. A little sneaky peek...

Flower frame

I have a card to share with you today using a beautiful Catherine Scanlon stamp which is available from The Artistic Stamper. As soon as I saw this range of stamp I just had to buy one, I 'needed' it!

I started by stamping the Flower Frame 1 rubber stamp onto smooth white card with a Tuxedo Black Memento ink pad. I also stamped the bottom section of the stamp twice more as I planned to cut out flowers and leaves and add them to the card with foam pads.

I coloured the stamped images with ProMarkers and Copics. I cut out the leaves and large flowers and added them with foam pads to create a second layer. I also added the large pink flower again to create a third layer.

 

To finish the card I added Glossy Accents to the centre of the flowers and Stickles to the large pink flowers. I mounted the coloured image onto dark green and white card before adding to a dark green card blank. 

Just for you

 New blog post by me on Lisa B. Designs blog today.

A little sneaky peek...

My next workshop

My next workshop at The Artistic Stamper, near Faversham, Kent is on Thursday 27th February from 10am-1pm. We will be creating items in just one colour.

For more details or to book call the shop on 01795 597757 or visit The Artistic Stamper website.

Mirror, mirror

New blog post by me on Craftwork Cards blog today.

A little sneaky peek...