Do you know stamp kissing ?

Hello happy crafters !

This is Titbelsoeur today showing you the very last technique I found out on the internet : stamp kissing !

What is this about ? very simple : you have some plain stamps, like the Artistic Stamper's butterflies :

 and textured ones... you ink each of them with different colors, and make them have a kiss.... 

 so that your butterflies have clock wings if they have a kiss with 

 Fantasy ones if they are in love with

or steampunk wings if they kiss cogs :

Isn't it a funny technique ? and the results are really stunning, aren't they ?

I did make some, just to have a try, then cut them out and sticked them on to a card I had made the background with the fabulous Europe map and the Journey sentiment.

On the other side, you make nice stampings with the structured one :

Cogs background
Time and keys
Fantasy background
Flutterby
Europe Map background
A journey
Distress inks
Versafine inks

Thank you so much for stopping by, 

I hope you like this technique,and will quickly have a try :-)

I am looking forward to reading your comments !

A tout bientôt !

Titbelsoeur 

The Old Curiosity Shop Butterflies By Dee

Hi everyone I hope you are all well! for my second piece 

I have coloured a tag with 

distress inks.

With my distress blending tool and craft sheet I blended Faded Jeans,

 Chipped Sapphire, Peeled Paint and Mowed Lawn onto 

a size 8 Manila tag.

I spritzed with a small amount of water. Once dry, I glued a torn piece from the page of 

an old book, to the top left hand side of the tag. I inked up the Artistic Stamper Neil Walker border stamp with Chipped Sapphire and stamped it down the tag in three lines. Next I poured 

gold embossing powder down the tag so that it only caught in places and

the ink randomly showed through, then melted with the heat gun.

I coloured a piece of lint with distress stains in scattered straw, faded jeans and peeled paint, I also coloured the fibres to go through the top of the tag.

I applied crackle paste to a card with a palette knife, once dry I then coloured it with various inks. I cut a strip out and outlined it with a gold pen, the old curiosity shop paper was then glued on to the strip and then fixed on to the base of the tag with hinge fasteners.

On an old mop up card I stamped the butterflies from the Artistic Stamper 

insects and butterflies plate with black archival ink and traced the

 outline with crackle accents.

For the bodies of my butterflies I used beads that I had in my stash.

This was all backed onto a hessian panel.

Finally I attached an old Chinese coin to the fibres as a 

finishing touch.

I hope you have all enjoyed this and please feel free to leave your comments.

I look forward to creating my next piece for the Artistic Stamper creative team blog!

 Happy stamping

 Dee x

Materials used

The Artistic Stamper Stamps:- Insects and butterflies,

 Neil Walker Border stamp.

Distress Stains:- Scattered Straw, Faded Jeans and Peeled Paint

Distress Inks:- Faded Jeans, Chipped Sapphire, Peeled Paint and Mowed Lawn

Ranger:- Crackle accents, Black Archival ink & idea-ology hinge fasteners.

Crackle paste and gold embossing powder.