After some recent Copic playing I’ve been doing – today I’ve got a fun tutorial for those who’d like an alternate take on floral bouquet stamps!
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Earlier this month, I had done a livestream for my patrons with a pretty bouquet of flowers…anyone who’s a patron ($1/month or more) can view this and all the previous monthly live videos. But this pretty bit of sunshine got me thinking about how to teach all of YOU how to make a pretty bouquet that’ll be easier than this one.
Video
And thus I bought two great bouquet stamps – the larger Love you Bunches and the smaller Fresh Flowers,last week and tried my idea, and it worked!
Ok here are the colors I used – but honestly you can use any colors! Pick a happy selection, a medium and dark in each one. Stamp your image in a light or no-line ink.
The smaller of the two bouquets – open areas between the stamped flowers leave room for adding lots of tiny flowers. I fussycut the “normal” colored image and popped that up as well as the card front.
This larger bouquet is dense, so you’ll need to get creative when trying to fit in more flowers. Maybe yours will “grow” bigger like mine did! There’s a die for this stamp, but I fussycut mine with my scissors.
Supplies
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- Love You Bunches Stamps, Honey Bee
- Fresh Flowers, Penny Black Cling Stamps
- Copic Markers: EH – Blick
- Neenah Cardstock, Solar White, Classic Crest: 25pk – 250pk
- Scotch Foam Mounting Tape
- Fadeout No Line, Ink On 3 Ink Pads
- Fussycutting scissors
Simply beautiful Sandy. Such wonderful skill.
These are beautiful Sandy
Wow Sandy, that was a great lesson. I love how you turned the small bouquets into large ones.
Hope to do that also someday.
Thank you so much for the time and effort you always put into your awesome videos,
stay safe and have a great day.
These are gorgeous!
The no line stamped flowers look like watercolors to me. So different than the dark lined stamp. Both beautiful of course! I have a nice sized flower stamp that I will have to try this technique with. Don’t know why, but on your emails I no longer get a link to you tube to watch your videos. Not really a problem as I just click onto your webpage. TFS