I feel on top of the world when I play…so I captured that feeling with rubber stamps from Viva Las Vegas Stamps and StencilGirl stencils! Today is day 5 of the hop and it is loaded with inspiration! There are 2 great prizes so be sure to check the end of this post for details and leave a comment to be entered!
Check out the video that shows how I use unmounted stamps, what the new Fude pen is like (and how I mispronounce it), isolating parts of a stencil, and more!
Watch On Top of World Playing with Rubber Stamps and Stencils on YouTube.
If you enjoy rubber stamps, you can find all sorts of inspiration over on the Viva Las Vegas Stamps blog!
Mary Nasser’s Around the World Latitude stencil sets the stage. I had every intention of having lots of whits space…almost. I just couldn’t resist color. I know – you’re shocked.
There’s a little white space left…but not for long…
Supplies Used
- Steampunk Animals from Viva Las Vegas Stamps
- Fude pen
- Watercolor crayons
- Use Your Words
- Around the World Latitude stencil
- Dylusions spray inks
- StencilGirl Talk (you can find posts here for all 5 days of the hop)
- Carolyn Dube- you’re here
- Maria McGuire
- Hermine Koster
- Viva Las VegaStamps!
I love the entire rainbow of color and I want to use it all at once. But I don’t want mud.
Every print you see here was done in just one pull. 1 pull. Fast, easy, and most importantly, fun!
Take advantage of the hours and hours I’ve spent discovering through experimentation so you can dive right in and make these complex prints yourself with Gelli Play: 1 Pull Wonders.
In this 5 week course, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday there is a new video. You are right there with me as I break down the techniques into simple, easy to follow steps.
Have you been curious about the Gelli Plate? Wonder how it works? Or perhaps, you are already addicted to making Gelli prints and just need some tips to save you time but still get luscious pulls of color? No matter where you are on your Gelli Plate journey, this workshop is for you. I’ve got intro videos waiting as soon as registration opens for those starting out. Once class begins on September 15th, everyone will be able to add depth and complexity in one pull.
Obstacles pop up at times. Some days more than others. Check out my guest post over at Create Mixed Media to find out what obstacles showed up and how I worked around them!