Showing posts with label oak house colour chemistry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label oak house colour chemistry. Show all posts

Tuesday, 7 June 2016

Introducing The New Texture Stamp Set

Hi all
I am up on the Oak House Studio Blog with a new layout and I have some new texture stamps to show you. These are the larger versions of the texture stamps that come with the Double Daisy set but now are a good size for mixed media projects.



I started my page off with some stenciling around the layout using texture paste mixed with Peacock  Pure Colour Chemistry Ink. I used the Ledger Sheet stencil mask by The Crafters Workshop and added the texture randomly around the page. I then Flicked Sapphire Acrylic Ink



                            I added some lace trims to my page and dotted around a few pearls



I cut up a couple of sheets of Gypsy gypsy paper pad and cut out the postcards. I distressed the edges and added stenciling on them before layering them up.


I took the texture stamps and stamped them around the page and over the stenciling. I used Vintage Sepia and Cobalt Blue Colour Chemistry Ink Pads.



I added more of the texture past around the scrabble tiles to distress them


Thank you for visiting 

Tuesday, 28 April 2015

Childhood is the most beautiful of all seasons ~ Colour Chemistry

Hi everyone, hope you are all having a crafty time. Tracy here today with the final layout to share, you will find them all in this months issue of Scrapbook Magazine.
By now you  can probably tell I have a love for layers and old book pages, they work so well with the range of products from Oak House Studio.
 Spraying through masks to add interest to the book papers, inking and stamping, splatting and flicking . . . oh my what a time I had!
I felt like a chemist mixing my Gesso and modelling paste with splots from the Inks in a bottle.
 Oh, did I mention the inks I have been playing with are the The French Quartet collection, deeeeelish!
Using them like watercolours to colour the images, splodging and flicking to create pretty flowers , who thought splodges could look so pretty,lol!

I`ll be back soon with a few more projects to share with you all, I hope you can stop by.

Till next time
Big hugs
Tracy
xoxox