Hello everyone. I’m popping in with a bit of Alice inspiration from Miss Ink Stamps. I’m currently decorating my office at work and one corner is dedicated to Alice so I couldn’t help but pull this collection out and play a bit. It definitely made my heart happy.
I started out the top layer, ink blending distress oxides in stormy sky, faded jeans and blueprint sketch. I spritzed it with water, blotted it dry and when the panel was completely dried I cut one of the Nested Keyhole dies from the center. Now I have my window and can position my background images the way I want them.
So I didn’t run the risk of smearing ink, I blended distress oxide ink from rustic wilderness to forest moss, into crackling campfire and topped it off with mustard seed. Then I used my keyhole panel as a guide and stamped images from Smokin’ Caterpillars and Wildflower. I lined the keyhole panel with foam tape and adhered it to the background panel.
Next, I stamped an Alice from Alice’s Adventures and colored her with copic markers before using the coordinating die to cut her out. I adhered her with a combination of liquid glue and foam squares so she lays flat. Then I stamped a sentiment from the same set and cut it out by hand before adhering it with foam squares as well.
For finishing touches I added some glossy accents to Alice on her shoes, dress, headband and collar.
I do love how this turned out! I think I’ll have to create a piece or two for my office soon.
Products used:
Smokin’ Caterpillars stamps
Wildflower stamps
Alice’s Adventures stamps and dies
Nested Keyhole dies
Foam tape and squares
Touch of gloss
Distress Oxide Ink – stormy sky, faded jeans, blueprint sketch, rustic wilderness, forest moss, crackling campfire, mustard seed
Distress Sprayer
I appreciate you sharing your time with me. Have a fabulous day!
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Love this….when I opened my email the first time this morning. I saw this….needed to remind myself that we are truly wonders.
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