Showing posts with label Queen of Hearts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Queen of Hearts. Show all posts

Friday, June 7, 2024

Head Will Roll - Miss Ink Stamps

Hello friends!  I've got the Queen of Hearts from the Alice Collection over at Miss Ink Stamps for you today!


I created a background with a gel print and added some Plush Paper hearts using the Hand Drawn Hearts Stencil and some Transfer Gel Duo.


Then I made a shaker using the frame from Oh Happy Day and some acetate and added roses inside.  Finally the Queen in Red and a sentiment from the stamp set.

That's it for me today!  Thanks so much for stopping!



 

Friday, February 11, 2022

Miss Ink Stamps - You're All Heart


Hello!  I've got some more Miss Ink Stamps for you today!  I made another Ombre background but this time I added some Glitz Glitter Gel over the top and love the softer look too!


I used a couple stamp sets from the Alice Collection, Queen of Hearts and Queen's Castle and the Pick A Card stencil.


Playing along again with the color challenge over at Double Trouble Challenges (I chose pink, green and white) and I've got some hearts for the twist.  I'm also playing along over at their partner this time around, Inspiration Station!  Be sure to check them both out!




Thanks so much for stopping!  Hope you'll come again soon!



 

Friday, April 10, 2020

Let The Fun Times Roll - Miss Ink Stamps!


Hey there!  Today I've got some more Alice In Wonderland for you!  I've used the Queen of Hearts and Paint the Roses sets along with the awesome Pick A Card Stencil.


I started with the stencil and I blended some Black Soot Distress Oxide onto the diecut rectangle panel cut from Mixed Media paper.  Then I applied some clear texture paste over the top of it and while it was still wet I added some Vintage Candy Cane embossing powder from Wow and Aged Black embossing powder from Stampendous and heat it with the heat gun.  I love embossing with texture paste.  It makes such a nice texture and especially fun to mix different embossing powders!  I just heat it until it bubbles a bit.


Black and red Copics... the most challenging Copics in my opinion which makes it even better when I'm all done and it works!  And the Blending Marker and White Gel Pen are my best friends...lol!


I even colored the little rose leaves black... I didn't like the thought of just having that tiny bit of green so I thought... why not??  And see those little Painted Roses that I added along with the sequins... so cute, right?


So much fun!

I'm playing along over at Double Trouble Challenge Blog's It's Hip To Be Square Challenge with my Square Frame!

Thanks so much for stopping and hope you'll come again soon!