Last sneak peek using ATCs...

... coins that is, not cards

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Lots of lovely That's Crafty! stencils used here, again showing on Hochanda on Tuesday at 10am and 2pm.

Thanks for looking!

Helen

A bit rusty and decrepit...

...except for the fish of course.

This is a different shaped set of MDF on the That's Crafty! show on Hochanda on Tuesday.

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Helen

Underwater magic...

I've gone all fishy for That's Crafty! this time.

Tune in on Tuesday 19 June for the latest Hochanda shows. This uses one of the new ATC shrines and some Magda Polakow stamps.

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Helen

Meadow flowers...

I loved making this - I took two of the That's Crafty! journal pages out and used them separately to make a double sided piece.

I've used Distress Oxides to colour with as you can build them up more easily. Stamping with Lynne's stamps was easy as I just stamped them, coloured and then overstamped some of them in black - because they're a loose, doodly design you don't have to be super accurate.

The large daisies are actually from one of the new stencils: 

All the products were from That's Crafty!.

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Helen

More journalling....

Here are some more pages of the journal that I made for That's Crafty!
This one uses tea bag paper which was fun with some of Lynne's new Wildflower stamps.

This uses one of the new stencils, a large butterfly, done with coloured 3D gloss medium and the all over fleur de lys pattern:

And finally here I've used the new key stencil:

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Helen

Tweet, tweet....

These both use the new bird stencil from That's Crafty!.

Here I've used it as a template to draw onto tea bag paper. The stamps are all by Lynne Moncrieff:

On this circle MDF board I've texture pasted the birds onto card and cut them out when dry. The background is sprayed rice paper, stencilled and stamped.

All these different papers and surfaces are available from That's Crafty!

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Helen

Vintage Neutrals

Can you guess what I coloured this with? Head on over to the PaperArtsy blog to find out! 

 

Thanks for looking!

Helen