Journal Circles Stamp Sets and Colour Chemistry Pigment Inks.

Hello Everyone. 

I'm Eileen Godwin. I'm delighted to tell you that I've been invited by Lynnda, to be a Guest Blogger on the Oak House Studio Blog, during February. Today I'm sharing two cards with you, using the Colour Chemistry Pigment Ink Pads and both sets of the Journal Stamps, along with the Firework Set. All available from the Oak House Studio On-line  Shop

 

I love circles, always have done since I started crafting and these stamps are 'right up my street'. I also adore very rich, bright colours and you certainly get them when you invest in these Pigment Inks Pads from Oak House Studio.  
This is card number two using all the Same products.

Two very quick but colourful cards that are easy to do ... Go on, have a go. 

Thanks for looking today.  I'll be back again on Sunday with some more Cards I've made, but using Colour Chemistry Spray Inks. Be good to see you pop over here  again.
Thanks for asking me Lynnda . The stamps and ink pads are brilliant! 

 Eileen x

Big Christmas Collection Christmas Card With Stamps from Oak House Studio.

Today's card  for Oak House Studio features 2 sets of stamp collections, the Big Christmas Collection and the 2 inch Journal Circles set.  For the background I used a mixture of regal claret, citrus orange and totally turquoise from the ink in a bottle range  and sprayed onto a glossy card.  The background was made on a A4 size card and I cut out this square as the colours worked well with the Sea Blue ink pad .  

To start with the construction of the card I stamped the dotted frame circle onto my background square.  Then I stamped the solid snowflake bauble from the big Christmas Collection onto white card stock with the sea blue ink.  I cut this out using a 1 inch circle punch (you can just cut around the bauble if you don't have a punch).  I then glued this to a flattened bottle cap, let it dry and then added the clear bubble dome on top.  I then applied this to the center of the stamped frame - if you score the back of the bottle cap with a scalpel it will help to adhere the cap to the background.  the corners are then stamped using the open snowflake bauble in the 4 corners of the background.  I've mounted the whole thing onto a coordinating paper from my stash of scraps.  To balance the whole card I added the words "Let it Snow" from the Snowflake collection.

Have a great day 

Anita