Hello friends! The
STAMPtember release from Simon Says Stamp has so many awesome products.
One of them stood out to me was "Henna Patterns.
One of them stood out to me was "Henna Patterns.
I have come up with a few cards with one of my favorites from this release.
Here is my first take on this stamp set with a video (don't forget to subscribe to my YT channel).
This is my 4th version with this stamp. The patterns seem to look a bit more complicated, but it really is not. With the help of MISTI, I can precisely stamp the intricate patterns without messing it up.
I love watercoloring with this stamp because of the tiny spaces in each stamp. I started out in the middle and anchored each piece with MISTI as I stamped. Distress Inks were used for all the stamping and coloring.
I decided to add my gold strings a little differently this time. For a change, I didn't think this card needs sequins. After all the coloring, I think it's nice to keep it "simple". The card is not perfectly symmetrical (if you look closely), but that's what makes "handmade" special, right?
I am sharing the last three versions.
You can simply click on the Flickr photo and it will take you to each blog post.
The "Henna Patterns" is definitely versatile. It is one of those stamps that I can always find new ways or patterns to create. The possibilities are endless.
Please use the using following links for your shopping.
I have a few items from Honey Bee stamps on my wish list.
Use code: honeystmp. Shop here
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That's it for today. Hope you have a beautiful (Fall) day!
Here is my first take on this stamp set with a video (don't forget to subscribe to my YT channel).
This is my 4th version with this stamp. The patterns seem to look a bit more complicated, but it really is not. With the help of MISTI, I can precisely stamp the intricate patterns without messing it up.
I love watercoloring with this stamp because of the tiny spaces in each stamp. I started out in the middle and anchored each piece with MISTI as I stamped. Distress Inks were used for all the stamping and coloring.
I decided to add my gold strings a little differently this time. For a change, I didn't think this card needs sequins. After all the coloring, I think it's nice to keep it "simple". The card is not perfectly symmetrical (if you look closely), but that's what makes "handmade" special, right?
I am sharing the last three versions.
You can simply click on the Flickr photo and it will take you to each blog post.
The "Henna Patterns" is definitely versatile. It is one of those stamps that I can always find new ways or patterns to create. The possibilities are endless.
Please use the using following links for your shopping.
I have a few items from Honey Bee stamps on my wish list.
Use code: honeystmp. Shop here
The comment feature in this post has been disabled.
That's it for today. Hope you have a beautiful (Fall) day!
