Sunday 20 May 2018

Clarity Stamps - Tina's Henna Dangles - Barbara Gray - Sunday 20th May 2018

Clarity Stamps
Tina's Henna Dangles
Hello again and welcome to 'The Making Lady's' blog. This name came about when I used to volunteer at my old school and spend many hours each week teaching Art and Craft to two classes of five, six and seven year olds'. They had the use of many of my various crafting accoutrements and it all began as whilst on a visit, I discovered few could use scissors with confidence. We all looked forward to the 'Making Hours' and it was great teach and interact with small groups - a luxury I never experienced as a teacher. 
These are examples using the stamps Barbara demonstrated today on Hochanda. 





Celebration Box

Ingredients:-
·         Tina’s Stamps
·         Card
·         Archival Black
·         Silver Pearl Embossing Powder
How to:-
1.       Cut card to measure 1 x 7.5ins square, scored at 2.5ins and 5ins; 1 x 6ins, scored at 2ins, 4ins; 1 x 4.5ins, scored at 1.5ins, 3ins so that each square is divided into 9 equal squares.
2.       Cut away each corner square from each layer. Edge each layer front and back with silver pen. Set aside.
3.       Cut eight squares of each measuring 2.25ins x 2.25ins; 1.75ins x 1.75ins; 1.25ins x 1.5ins.
4.       Stamp and emboss images of choice on each square and attach to front and back of each box net.
5.       Layer and glue smaller boxes inside largest.
6.       Make a lid to fit and decorate with stamped images.
7.       Stamp and emboss two strips of card, form into a double heart and glue to centre of box.
8.       Add self-adhesive gems.




Easel card

Ingredients:-
·         Tina’s Stamps
·         Shenandoah Card
·         Theuva Card
·         Ink Pads:- Archival Black
·         Colours
How to:-
1.       Create an easel card using Shenandoah card.
2.       Stamp chosen image four times to form square.
3.       Colour, trim and mount onto Shenandoah card.
4.       Add to easel card.
5.       Add stopper and decorate with stamped image.










Black Gold

Ingredients:-
·         Clarity Black Card
·         Kraft Card
·         White Card Blank
·         Archival Black
·         Gold Detail Embossing Powder
How to:-
1.       Stamp semi-circular stamp twice onto black card. Emboss with gold detail.
2.       Mount onto double kraft card, edging each layer with black alcohol marker.
3.       Add to white card blank, cut to fit.
4.       Embellish.

 Dream Catcher

Ingredients:-
·         Clarity Black Card
·         Kraft Card
·         White Card, White Card Blank
·         Archival Black
·         Gold Detail Embossing Powder
How to:-
1.       Cut black card to a square.
2.       Stamp dream catcher and emboss with gold detail.
3.       Stamp partial dream catcher in each corner and emboss.
4.       Stamp partial dream catcher between each corner and emboss; fill in gaps with partial stamp and emboss.
5.       Add corner decoration and self-adhesive gems.




Stamped Pattern

Ingredients:-
·         Tina’s Stamps
·         Black Archival
·         Theuva Card
·         Shenandoah Card
·         Colours
How to:-
1.       Stamp image in each corner of half sheet of Theuva. Stamp same image centrally top and bottom.
2.       Colour.
3.       Edge with black pen.
4.       Mount onto Shenandoah card. Trim.
5.       Add to card blank.
6.       Stamp same image back to back on Theuva then again at each side. Cut to fit, edge with black pen then adhere to foot of card.



Pattern 2

Ingredients:-
·         Tina’s Stamps
·         Archival Black
·         Theuva Card
·         Shenandoah Card
·         Colours
·         Glaze pen
How to:-
1.       Stamp chosen image back to back on Theuva card.
2.       Stamp image in each corner. Fill gaps by stamping foot of stamp.
3.       Colour.
4.       Layer onto Shenandoah and white card.
5.       Stamp and add sentiment.

Thank you for taking the time to look in. I'm sure you will find plenty of uses for these stamps. Weddings must be on the cards, methinks!
Best wishes,
Shelagh,
'The Making Lady'




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