Monday, 8 October 2012



 hi guys
wel here we go my first post for Visable Image Stamps, what can i say i got my stamps and all i thought was WOW, i couldnt wait to get started playing...
i have to tell you guys i am not the best stamper in the world but these stamp like a dream, so clear and detailed, they even made me look good lol
right so first i did a card for the challenge at  http://visibleimage.blogspot.co.uk/search?updated-max=2012-09-29T17:55:00%2B01:00&max-results=3 inspired by autumn i have used the http://www.visibleimage.co.uk/stamps/feminine/corset.htm stamp.
i chose a backing paper  of tea roses, in a soft brown then went over with spiced marmalade distress ink to bring the autumn feel out a little, cut a couple of matts and then edged all these using the http://www.visibleimage.co.uk/stamps/christmas/grungeflourish.htm. i used just the very edges of the stamp  to give interest and embossed this in gold.

i found a nice paper i thought would look good as a base for the corset, and using the same paper for each but a different colour of ink got 3 lovely autumn coloured corset's to display.


i finished it off with a paper border coloured with disress inks and threaded with gold ribbon.

next i couldnt resist playing with the christmas stamps 
i chose a lovely deep blue background, and using the stunning http://www.visibleimage.co.uk/stamps/christmas/christmascollage.htm stamp, i stamped on another sheet of the same paper in moonlight white brilliance ink and snowflake tinsel embossing power. tore this image out and mounted with foam tape.

close up of the glitter embossing

i then used http://www.visibleimage.co.uk/stamps/christmas/snowybackground.htm to make some snowflake flowers using the same snowflake tinsel embossing powder , finished off with a gem in the centre

 then to finish of fi added a beautiful ribbon bow in the top corner .
i hope you will come join in the challenge there are some fantastic prize's 
first prize £20 worth of Visable image stamps 
second prize £10 of Visable image stamps 
third prize £5 of Visable image stamps .

also come join us on our facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/visibleimage/ for lots of inspiration .....
look forward to seeing your creations and seeing you in the group
hugs x






22 comments:

  1. Gorgeous examples Kay... really inspiring:D

    Lisa
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  2. You are so clever Kay, both cards are amazing. I love the colours and papers you've used in the corset card. The Christmas card is quite simply beautiful. The monochrome gives a very opulent look x

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  3. stunning work Kay - both are just beautiful xx

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  4. Loving the corest design....very steampunk! Helena x

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  5. love them both, the colours on the bodice is wonderful txx

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  6. Gorgeous cards Kay.love them both.xxx

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  7. beautiful as ever Kay xxxxx love them xxx annette

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  8. Wow Kay love these, the corset certainly doesn't look like a stamp :-) xxx

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  9. Two fabulous cards Kay
    Kate
    xx

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  10. WOWSERS Kay these are absolutely AWESOME!!! You are a fantastic artist and I love what you have done with these stamps.

    Hugs
    Linda xxx

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  11. What a fabulous display of your work, Kay. Very well done...love them all.
    Crafty hugs, Sheenagh x

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  12. These are all fabulous Kay! I particularly love the corsets and the rich colors of this card! xx

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  13. Lovely cards i especially like the corsets :)

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  14. Kay these are lush! Love all the texture and the details!

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  15. Both these cards are gorgeous! xx

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  16. Couple of fab cards, love the top one
    Ruth x

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  17. Wow Kay, love them both hun, but the corset is my fav very pretty xx

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  18. Two great cards. The Christmas card is gorgeous. I love the frosty sparkle on it.

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  19. Two very striking and stunning cards Kay. Loving them both.xxx

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