Showing posts with label stamping on acetate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stamping on acetate. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 11, 2020

I'm not insane...by Elisa Ablett


Hi everyone,

Elisa here from the design team with the first of my creations for March, a colourful card/journal page with some interesting mixed media techniques!

Let's take a closer look before we start the step by step tutorial..



Here are some of the great stamps I used to create my project by Viva Las VegaStamps:

 

I'm Not Insane 1 3/4 x 1 1/2Musical Note (Calligraphy) 1 1/4 x 1 1/4




Step by Step Tutorial:


First step is stamping onto a sheet of Acetate, I use Staz on black ink and I tap the ink over and onto the large background stamp and not the other way around. I ease the stamp over the top of the Acetate and press gently, you don't want to press down to hard onto the Acetate.



The next few steps cover making your background with Alcohol inks and pure Alcohol of 96% or more which I purchased from the Pharmacy and distilled into a Fineline Applicator bottle. 

Using a paint palette, squeeze a few drops of your desired Alcohol ink colours into your palette, then squeeze a fine line of your pure alcohol onto your yupo paper down the bottom like the first photo. The add your colour using a paint brush. Repeat with your different colours, you can also add more 'cells' to the background by squirting with your pure alcohol. Work in a ventilated area!



If you want to blend the straight lines a bit, while you have the alcohol on the page tip the paper up and back to make the colours blend a bit.


Using a distress tool and once your background is dry, ink gently around the edges of your background. Stamp your musical notes and title onto cardstock.


Using distress oxide ink pads, smoosh your favourite colours onto a craft messy mat and spritz with water and dip your white cardstock into the different colours spritzing the cardstock as well to create the oxidising effect on the paper. 


Once dry, stamp your Banksy Wall Singer stamp using Black Archival ink over the top of your background. Also stamp your stamp onto white cardstock. 


Fussy cut your two Banksy Wall Singer stamped images, then cut a few pieces off the coloured stamped image and using 3d foam mounting tape, stick them over the top (don't forget to line them up).



Attach your stamped acetate, I used staples and then adhere your black and white stamped image on the left hand side of your card/journal page. I then also cut a few of the coloured off cuts and adhered them so they continued up above the stamped image.

Then adhere your fussy cut musical notes and title to your page and some last minute edging with a fine black marker and you are done!




Thanks for stopping by the blog today, make sure you leave some love in the comments.

Hugs 

Elisa x









Friday, April 08, 2016

Artist Trading Cards by Jenn Engle

Hello Again! Today I have a very simple ATC to share with you. This card came together very quickly, as the background is a mop-up card from a previous project and the leaves were already colorized when I went on an acetate stamping binge! Haha. I'm telling you, the Viva Las VegaStamps! are made for acetate stamping. 
 
I stamped "Whimsical Leaf" several times with black Staz-On ink on acetate. Then, I colorized them with a variety of green alcohol inks, alcohol markers (like copics), and distress paint.
I just had to use the "Her Wings Were Made" sentiment because the leaves are definitely a bold pattern!
The background card is made from Distress Stain Sprays and I stamped over that with a few of my favorite VLVS Background Stamps, "Writing Circles Background" and "Mesh Texture".

SUPPLIES USED:
Distress Spray Stain in Cracked Pistachio, Mermaid Lagoon, and Blueprint Sketch
Archival Ink in "Watering Can"
"Writing Circles Background"
 "Mesh Texture"
"Her Wings Were Made"
"Whimsical Leaf"
Heidi Swapp Ink in Teal & Navy
Tim Holtz Distress Tool
Distress Ink in "Peacock Feathers"
Fabri-Tac Adhesive

Thanks so much for looking!
~Jenn



Tuesday, March 29, 2016

"Still" an Art Journal Page by Jenn Engle

     Hello! Today I have a very simple art journal page using the Whimsical Jester Stamp on acetate. I think this stamp works well with the acetate stamping technique because you are able to see thru all those tiny lines and intricate details to the background.
 
     The Whimsical Jester can also be purchased on an entire plate of rubber (plate 1457), and I think that all of the images on this plate work so well with acetate stamping.
 
To see exactly how I made this page from start to finish, be sure to check out the process video linked at the end of this post.
 
STAMPS USED:

“Whimsical Jester”

"Numbers Set"
 


 
 

Here is how I created these pages from start to finish:
 
Thanks so much for looking,
Jenn Engle