Hello everyone, today I would love to share my love of nature inspired by Oak House Studio`s
Here`s what happens when you play with air dry clay, a stamp and inks . . .
. . . they may be a little rough around the edges, the leaves a little dimpled, the snail may have been through the wars { lol }
BUT
I do love the roughness off them along with bursts of inky coloured goodness . . .
the sun came out at just the right time to take these pictures.
These
two little plates have now had a coat of varnish and will be heading to
my shed at the allotment to enjoy our fresh produce on over the coming
months.
{ sorry I got carried away and didn`t take any before photos}
Just
knead your dough till it`s warm and pliable, roll it out to whatever
thickness you want and apply your stamp.
Be sure to leave it for a few
days to air dry before sanding and getting messy with the inks . . .spraying, splatting, brushing, having fun!
Thank you for looking
Big hugs
Tracy
xoxo
6 comments:
A fabulous project Tracy, Thank you so much for all your posts.
What a great use of air dry clay! Love how the stamps and ink look on it! Great project thanks for the inspiration x x
It was a pleasure Lynnda ♡♡♡♡
Wow so pretty and unique x lovely showcase of the wonderful inks x
wow Tracy - these plates are such an awesome idea. and so beautiful too. hugs Rachel x
What a great idea and the inks look like they work beautifully with the clay!
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