{jane bosi}
Happy Monday, Brakers! Our designers have been doing a fabulous job lately, right? We've had such diverse posts--such a great representation of the versatility that I Brake For Stamps offers! Nurses and flowers, Santa and snowmen.....I love it all!
Sometimes, I think I'm in a rut.....not stuck, though. I just love this bird sheet so much, I can't stop using it!
I started with a card stock base and covered the front with a piece of designer paper. You can see the pattern peaking out on the edges. The pattern you see behind the birds, is actually white card stock that has been stenciled thanks to Stampinback stencils! It's the same stencil used here. I sometimes forget how fun and interesting stencils can be!
The black windowed card stock is mounted on dimensional tape over the stenciled piece. After coloring the bird image, I trimmed it carefully and added it over the window. A few finishing touches and, wahla!
Thanks for stopping by! TTFN--Jane
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Monday, July 20, 2015
Monday, July 13, 2015
I Brake For Different
{jane bosi} Happy Monday, Brakers!! Raise your hand if you stamp for the therapeutic value? I do! I find great peace in doing things other might consider putzy--like fussy cutting and zentangling!
I started this project because I had been using this fabulous Stampinback Stencil and left it laying on my cluttered desk. Also on my desk, a collection of distress inks. So, I picked up a few of my favorite colors and created a colorful stenciling. Days later, after purchasing a new fine tip Sharpie, I started the doodles. I thought I really wanted to craft something amazing, but what I really needed was the release. After two completed circles, I abandoned the piece to make something blog worthy........and then, still needing the peace, I returned to doodle the remainder.
Once done, I couldn't cover up any of it, so I opted for some stitching around the perimeter and a simple statement, Dare To Be Different. I mounted the sentiment on a die cut that mirrors the zig zag stitching and added a few sequins---because, who doesn't like a bit of sparkle? Next thing I knew.......it was blog worthy :)
Make it a great day, being awesome!
TTFN, Jane
I started this project because I had been using this fabulous Stampinback Stencil and left it laying on my cluttered desk. Also on my desk, a collection of distress inks. So, I picked up a few of my favorite colors and created a colorful stenciling. Days later, after purchasing a new fine tip Sharpie, I started the doodles. I thought I really wanted to craft something amazing, but what I really needed was the release. After two completed circles, I abandoned the piece to make something blog worthy........and then, still needing the peace, I returned to doodle the remainder.
Once done, I couldn't cover up any of it, so I opted for some stitching around the perimeter and a simple statement, Dare To Be Different. I mounted the sentiment on a die cut that mirrors the zig zag stitching and added a few sequins---because, who doesn't like a bit of sparkle? Next thing I knew.......it was blog worthy :)
Make it a great day, being awesome!
TTFN, Jane
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