Here's a few more samples from my Needlepoint Nook Product Spotlight Display Stamping.
The lighting wasn't great over the boards at the venue but here they are all laid out together. I'll write them all up over the next few days, today is the Olive section!!
I thought the wooden frames looked like an embroidery hoop so this is simply placed over some DSP. I stamped the Sahara Sand background in versamark with the Burlap stamp for the fabric effect.
For this Old Olive version I clear embossed the Burlap stamp as the background to give the impression of flowers embroidered on fabric. I love how you can see the stitches in the flowers, and I used the thumping technique with markers to get the multitone leaves behind. I love the multicoloured bouquet, and the inside is decorated with more elements too.
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A mix of simple and more layered cards including 2 masculine cards.
I always try and use every set for both Male and Female cards- it can be a challenge!! but it's a good way to look at your set with fresh eyes.
I thought the wooden frames looked like an embroidery hoop so this is simply placed over some DSP. I stamped the Sahara Sand background in versamark with the Burlap stamp for the fabric effect.
For this Old Olive version I clear embossed the Burlap stamp as the background to give the impression of flowers embroidered on fabric. I love how you can see the stitches in the flowers, and I used the thumping technique with markers to get the multitone leaves behind. I love the multicoloured bouquet, and the inside is decorated with more elements too.
The plain navy and olive graphic pages in the DSP pack are perfect for masculine cards. This one uses the little leaf image for some random repeat stamping and the diecut leaf image as well as 2 simple corrugated embossed strips. The olive thread is used for a tassel rather than a bow. I love that the font is versatile for both masculine and feminine cards.
This next masculine sample also uses the leaf diecut- and by using the Mutipurpose Adhesive Sheets you can also use the little punched out leaf shapes over some simple sponging. I used the straight line stitching elements to create some geometric embossing on the foil and that little accent is just enough. I love that the label punch also fits many of the sentiments from the set.
I'll have the boxes written up for tomorrow with links to the instructions. Be sure to have registered for the email updates using the "follow me by email" feature on the left side panel of this page.
I hope you have a creative week and remember,
"don't just post online,
post something pretty!"
cheers, Liz
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