Monday, March 16, 2015
Stampboard Butterfly
Put your hand up if you've got any Stampboard pieces buried deep in your stash. Put your other hand up if you've never ever used it. Me too. I found a small box full of one-inch square pieces, so I relocated them from the stash to my desk, and there they sat for weeks, waiting for inspiration.
So today I thought I'd swipe some Distress Inks over them, then I went looking for a suitable stamp and found this butterfly. Stamped it in Versafine Onyx Black, and when it was all dry, I scratched some detail into it. In case you're not familiar with Stampboard, it's MDF-type blocks covered with a clay coating, which absorbs ink, then you scratch the coloured surface to reveal white uncoloured clay underneath. Here's a close-up:
I'm entering this into Simon Says Wednesday Challenge - Things That Fly
CASology - Tropical
and ShowCASE your Style - Colour
I think I'll see what else is languishing in my stash...
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Put your hand up if you've never heard of stampboard. *Raises hand* I don't know what it is, but I do know that your iteration of it looks fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI don't have stampboard but I love your little inchie. Never made one of those either. Must be on a crafty desert island!! Love the bright colours. Hugz
ReplyDeleteSo simply AMAZING! Love the vivid colors!!!Thanks for joining us at CASology, I sure hope that the upcoming challenge ---like Tomorrow -Yay, will inspire you to join again!!!! Always a pleasure to have you with us!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteSo bright and beautiful! Thanks so much for playing Simon Says Stamp Wednesday “Things That Fly” Challenge!
ReplyDeleteSay what? Scratch-able MDF-ish crafting medium! Can't say that I've ever heard about it...but it sure is neat-o mosquito! Another totally tropical frame worthy creation!
ReplyDeleteSo cool! I've never heard of these before. Love the bright colours and your gorgeous butterfly. The black frame really makes it pop. Loll xx
ReplyDeleteWow. Cool stuff! Why does the word "psychedelic" come to mind. Did I even spell that right?!?!
ReplyDeletejust glorious!!
ReplyDeleteStunning, Shirley ... that butterfly glows so beautifully! Anita :)
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