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Not All Flowers Bloom At The Same Time
How to guide · 8 steps

Not All Flowers Bloom At The Same Time

8 January 2024✦ Toni DarrochInk TechniquesStamping Techniques
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Step 1 of 8

Trim a piece of white card to 7 3/4 x 5".

Ink the solid floral stamp with the Lost Shadow Oxide. Spritz lightly with water before stamping slightly to the left, of the white card. 

Step 2 of 8

Re-ink the same stamp with Hedgerow and Tiffany on the leaves, Redwood and Heather on the petals. Spritz with water and stamp to the right of your other stamped image. 

Allow the ink to dry thoroughly. You can speed it up by giving it a quick blast with your heat tool.  

Step 3 of 8

Ink up the coordinating detailed stamp, with the Midnight hybrid ink and stamp over your coloured floral image. 

Step 4 of 8

Use your paint brush to add splats using the Lost Shadow and Midnight inks. 

Step 5 of 8

Once the ink is completely dry, use a white gel pen to add accents and highlights to your stamped artwork, as required. 

Step 6 of 8

Stamp your sentiment in Midnight, across the bottom right of your artwork. 

Step 7 of 8

Use a black pen to draw your own decorative, wiggly frame. 

Step 8 of 8

Mat your artwork on to black card, cut to 8 x 5 1/4" and then adhere to your card blank, to finish. 

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