One of my favourite crafts is rubber stamping scenes.
There are a wide range of scene stamps available from shrubs and hills, churches and cottages, livestock and wildlife. The challenge in using these stamps is that you have to make up the scenes yourself.
With a bit of practice I managed to put some convincing scenes together.
The next tricky bit is colouring the image. I used Aquamarker pens which are water based and used a paintbrush and water to blend. I still need to practise this technique but I am having fun whilst trying!
One of my favourite crafts is rubber stamping scenes.
There are a wide range of scene stamps available from shrubs and hills, churches and cottages, livestock and wildlife. The challenge in using these stamps is that you have to make up the scenes yourself.
With a bit of practice I managed to put some convincing scenes together.
The next tricky bit is colouring the image. I used Aquamarker pens which are water based and used a paintbrush and water to blend. I still need to practise this technique but I am having fun whilst trying!
Well that's a new one on me! Although I do have a box full of stamps and stencils somewhere (I think I was intending to print fabric at on point) I'd never thought of picture making. Have to put it on the list of crafts to try out when darling grandaughter visits;)
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Hey that's amazing! I've never heard of that before, I'm incredibly jealous!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous idea! I love rubber stamping but have never made a rubber stamped scene! Your pastoral scenes are lovely. Helen x
ReplyDeleteI love the stamping.
ReplyDeleteI'm going to try making my own with lino this year..watch this space LOL
Keep smiling its nearly spring!!
Clare xx
Oooooh! They're lovely. I've never thought of doing that with rubber stamps
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This is new to me too Simone!
ReplyDeleteI'll bet you're having fun, it looks very enjoyable. :)
Love the cows and the tree looks great!
Vivienne x
New to me too - my fave on the black and white ones is the one on the bottom right :-)
ReplyDeleteThese are incredible, Simone, and even the Black and White ones would make excellent cards just as they are too! Well done xx
ReplyDeleteI'm another who hasn't come across this before. It looks like a lot of fun and you're getting lovely results. Well done. Juliex
ReplyDeleteWhat a super idea. Love the colours you've used for the finished pictures but the black and white ones look good too:)
ReplyDeleteoooooh i am new to this. it looks lovely simone.. you have so many talents!
ReplyDeletewishing you a wonderful weekend xxx
(it's nearly here ;o)
lots of love
millie
I've never seen rubber stamped scenes before. These are so fun!
ReplyDeleteI've never done this. It looks like fun, once you've acquired a good range of stamps. Well done, Simone, always full of creative ideas!
ReplyDeleteLooking lovely Simone, I have never seen these stamps before and it's good to have fun playing with a technique.
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Lyn
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Aha this is perfect- do a Wind in the Willows stamp-fest and join us for fun and merriment on 25th- little blog event over at fraise!!
ReplyDeleteHi Simone. I haven't come across stamping used in this way before. Thanks for the intro and have a lovely weekend x
ReplyDeleteSimone! These are charming! They look like pen, ink and watercolor.
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