More Autumnal Stamping

I think I’ve been bitten by the ‘Autumn Bug’…

I sorted through some of my stamps and found loads with an Autumnal theme, so I just played around.  Smile

Some of my favourite pear stamps (I have a few…).

I stamped this one in Distress inks, then moved the inks around a bit again, finally going over the word ‘Pear’ with a couple of Tombow pens, then dampening with a paintbrush – I kind of wish I hadn’t bothered but it’s not too bad.

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The words on this one are stamped in Distress inks, then the pears were masked and watercoloured with Distress Inks.

I really do need to learn to take more care when photographing – in future I’ll try to make sure they’re straight!

You can’t see the background card, which is a very pale green – sort of eau de nil shade – very delicate..

Next time I’ll use three pears – the ‘rule of three’ definitely works better – these two just look lonely…

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Here, I’ve used the same stamp as I did on the first one, but stamped in Versafine, then clear embossed on a green, yellow and blue background. I added a little colour from my Distress ink pads for the pear.

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This is yet another large leaf – I should perhaps have mentioned that the cards in the last post are 6 inch square cards, as is this one. I inked the stamp with Versamark first, then added colour from a few different Distress inks, finally clear embossing.

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This is the same leaf, stamped with Distress Oxides.

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There are more, but I think that’s enough for now, hehe  Smile

My program seems to have lost some of my previous posts, so I hope they’ll be there when I publish.

I’d like to enter the first one into the Autumn Stamping Challenge at Crafty Cardmakers.

Thanks for looking.

Cath

xxx

3 thoughts on “More Autumnal Stamping

  1. These are all just lovely! Reminded me of my favorite pear stamp by Stamp in the Hand from years ago…. I particularly like the last two & curious why you stamped /inked with Versamark first and then Distress Inks. Never heard of doing that.

    • Hi Marilyn
      I inked with Versa mark first so that I’d be able to emboss. Although distress inks do stay wet for a while, I was stamping on Watercolour paper, which I suspected would absorb more ink more quickly…so, I was just making sure I could clear emboss afterwards.
      Hooe that helps.
      I have that gorgeous SITH pear stamp, too…I was very tempted to use it but it’s still out, waiting to be inked up when I find the right technique for it 🙂
      Thank you for your comment.
      Cath x

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