Welcome to
our Stamp of the Month Blog Hop! We will
be featuring February's SOTM, which is Balloon Animals, a set
of 13 stamps. If you have
come here from Wendy Kessler, you are on the right path! The blog
hop is a great big circle, so you can start here and work your way all
around. If you get lost along the way,
you’ll find the complete list of participating consultants on Melinda’s Blog: http://ifyoublingit.blogspot.com/p/stamp-of-month-blog-hop-list.html.
This month
we have approximately 39 Close To My Heart Consultants
sharing their creations using this month's SOTM and other great CTMH products
on their blogs. This is simple to do - just click on the link at the end of the
post on each blog to move to the next one! Here we go!
I used liquid glass to make the balloons shine.
The paper is Kaleidoscope
I added some green shimmer trim
The balloon "string" is a thin strip of gypsy paper, the bow is a few strings from the whisper thick twine
I inked circles on the gypsy pattern paper bokeh style with White Daisy ink
Add a zip strip from the Kaleidoscope paper and other pattern paper top wth silver sequins topped with clear sparkles and colored with ShinHan Lavender.
Now
"Hop" on over to Brenda Lapp of Crafting for Sanity? Or Insanity? to see her work! Be sure to visit
all the Consultants at their Blogs to get some great crafting ideas and other
fun ideas! Remember, the February SOTM is only available until February 29! Contact your CTMH
Consultant (or click here) to see how you can get this stamp set at a discount!
Cute! I love the Bokeh technique on the patterned paper.
ReplyDeleteI like your Bokeh work.
ReplyDeleteLove the liquid glass to give the balloons dimension and the bokkeh background is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteThose are cute bunch of balloons!!!!
ReplyDeleteWow, you added so many cute embellishments, I really like the liquid glass to make the balloons shiny
ReplyDeleteThat balloon bunch is simply adorable!
ReplyDeleteSuper sweet. What a great idea to add liquid glass for shine!
ReplyDeleteThat bokeh background is amazing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea to use liquid glass on the balloons!
ReplyDeleteSo many great techniques! I love it, Darlys!
ReplyDelete