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Here is a picture of the Friendship stamp set.In this picture you can see the 6 Borders & Centers with the 3-1/4'' Wood Stamper.Here is a picture after I did a little cutting and trimming with the Centers. Now if you don't want to trim your stamps that is perfectly fine. I have had some people tell me they are too scared or nervous to cut the stamps for fear they might mess them up. It's really just a personal choice and I like to trim the stamps because I find I can use them in even more ways. After trimming the Centers I now have 12 stamps for the center that I can mix and match.
Here is a picture of the projects I made to share with you today. I made a framed art piece, a candle and a card for a gift set.Before I get started I want to let you know that I used the same supplies (stamps, ink, paper...) for all of the projects. Here is a close up of the stamp image and sentiment that I used for the framed art piece and the frame before I altered it. The shadowbox frame came from the $ store.I wanted to add some depth to the tree so I applied two shades of green ink using a cotton ball.
The 1st color:The 2nd color:Then I applied brown ink around the rest of the stamp.After I stamped the image I cut/embossed the center using the Wizard and Standard Circles Sm. S4-116 die template. Then I left the cardstock in the die template and used it as a stencil and colored the inside edges using the Copic airbrushing system.I stamped the border again with brown ink onto Medium Spring Green cardstock and then cut/embossed using the Wizard and Standard Circles Lg. S4-114 die template. I also cut/embossed the Kaleidoscope Pendant S4-207 die template for the last layer. For the background paper I used My Mind's Eye-Designer Paper Laundry Line Natural "My Boy". I love this paper with all of the different shades of green and brown and a little sparkle too! I also added some tiny green rhinestones to the tree and foam tape to each of the center layers.
The last thing I did to the frame was to add some rub-ons to the glass.Here's a couple of pictures of the finished frame.I also made a matching card and candle. As you can see from the picture of the card I changed the center image by moving the tree to the top and adding the word friends at the bottom. The candle was done by stamping on tissue paper and heat setting it into the candle.Supplies~
Paper~My Mind's Eye-Designer Paper Laundry Line Natural "My Boy", WorldWin-Medium Spring Green, Deep Spring Green, Other -Ivory
Stamps~JustRite Stampers-Friendship Set, 3-1/4'' Wood Stamper
Ink~ClearSnap-ColorBox Chalk Ink Dark Moss, Chestnut Roan, Martha Stewart-Stem Green, Ranger-Distress Ink Vintage Photo
Other~Spellbinders-Wizard, Standard Circles Lg. S4-114, Standard Circles Sm. S4-116, Kaleidoscope Pendant S4-207, Copic-Airbrush System, Marker YG63 Pea Green, My Mind's Eye-Laundry Lines Rub-ons Natural "Strength", Taylored Expressions-Tiny Gems, Tim Holtz idea-ology-Trinket Pins, Joann's-Sheer Brown Ribbon, Cord, Rhinestones, Beacon-Gem-Tac Adhesive, Ranger-Diamond Stickles, Foam Tape, Cotton Balls, Candle, Frame
Thank you so much for stopping by today! Don't forget to check out all of the other JustRite Design Team Members blogs listed above and the JustRite Blog! I hope you enjoyed the ensemble I shared with you today using the NEW Friendship set!
Don't miss the next JustRite Stampers Blog Hop where we will be showcasing all of the NEW Christmas stamp sets!!
Smiles!
Heidi
Wow I just love your projects.
ReplyDeletethe shadow box is my favorite:)
I really need more stamps.
Off to Justrite I go;
Have a great day Heidi:)
Amazing shadowbox. Thanks so much for the step-by-step - I never thought to cut apart the centers - don't know why, I do it with other stamps. hugs...
ReplyDeleteWONDERFUL! I love your gift set, the recipient will be blessed by the each and every detail! Take good care, Heidi!
ReplyDeleteLove all that you posted today (well...everytime! LOL!) - great ideas & inspiration! Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial. Love your projects.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful projects as always Heidi!!!!
ReplyDeleteanother fantastic set of projects by you- and another set of stamps I would REALLY love from Just Rite -kathy s
ReplyDeleteThanks for the complete instructions. This is a beautiful project.
ReplyDeleteI love this tree image and almost used it, too, Heidi! Wonderful projects you created with it!
ReplyDeleteThese are just beautiful!!! I just love how you've made them all and the step-by-step pics are wonderful!!! Gorgeous projects and colours!1
ReplyDeleteWhat an absolutely fabulous project - I LOVE this -- great post!!!
ReplyDeletelove the project and the colors so pretty
ReplyDeleteHugs
Norine
Beautiful projects, great way to alter that frame!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work as always Heidi!
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the details and photos, how informative! I really appreciate it.
ReplyDeleteYour shadowbox is WONDERFUL! Thanks for the tutorial, Heidi. You're terrific.
ReplyDeleteOh, HEIDI! That is SO beautiful!!!!!!! LOVE it!! Now I want to use that stamp!! ;)
ReplyDeleteOh My Gosh ... these are fantastic!! Thanks for sharing the trick about cutting the excess from the Just Rite! You always inspire me my friend ... WOW!!
ReplyDeleteOh this is so great details. Thanks tons. Now off to play!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely amazing. Thank you showing us how you did your marvelous techniques. I never would have thought of apply ink with a cotton ball. Can't wait to try this. Beautiful projects!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE THE WAY YOU CONTROL YOUR STAMPS, INSTEAD OF LETTING YOUR STAMPS CONTROL YOU!! GREAT IDEAS!
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