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Wednesday 12 September 2012

WOYWW 171

Hi
It's been several weeks since I last joined in the fun over at Julia's wonderful Blog "Stamping Ground" where the crafting world shares its craft spaces with each other and what they are currently upto. I am currently upto making an inky mess, I actually cleaned up my desk before I took the photo's this week as even I couldn't stand it lol. Last week I visit my local craft shop "The Stampers Gallery" in Tarleton, owned by the lovely Sue, who happened to have just taken stock of Dylusions Sprays, stencils and Stamps. I had been looking at this wonderful range by Dyan Reaveley on the internet so in my continued effort to support my local craft shop decided to put my money in the till and purchased the full set of 12 sprays, a couple of stamp sets and a stencil. (I have since bought more stamps). So I set about creating my inky mess.
So I set about making some inky backgrounds using Dylusions ink sprays squeezed orange, Fresh Lime and crushed grape. They are for the backgrounds for some Halloween themed projects I will be making soon. They are really me having a good play including playing with stencils and seeing how water reacts with them. Water creates a fantastic effect as these are water colour sprays no pigment. You do however go through loads and loads of kitchen rolls. I also made a couple of tags, one with dylusions stamps. The great thing about them being water colour is that you can stamp with Archival ink and then using a waterbrush remove the colour from within the image (more kitchen roll) and then colour using the  dylusions sprays as paint. I have made a couple of tags just to practise some techniques and I can honestly say I am hooked on dylusion sprays.
Anyway I look forward to seeing what you all have been upto
Love Amanda







14 comments:

  1. The Dylusions inks are fab, your background look great. I do like the tags, the bird is not one of the stamps I have but may get now. Francesca #99

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  2. Don't blame you for buying these Amanda, they're fab and your tags are gorgeous. Great techniques and effects.
    Thanks for popping over to me earlier.
    Have a fun week.
    hugs {brenda} xox #91

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  3. Your backgrounds are really gorgeous and those inks are so well worth having. Lovely creations:)
    xx Sue 92

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  4. Just decide to follow you as you are from my neck of the woods and watching you work will make me feel closer to home:)
    xx Sue 92

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  5. Your tags look great Amanda!!

    greetings, Alie :-)

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  7. Sorry, not sure how on earth we managed to delete our comment. We love your tags. We're recent converts to Dylusions sprays too. They produce such great effects.

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  8. Gorgeous tags! Love the Dylusions sprays. Such fun colors. Happy WOYWW! Tammy #121

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  9. Love the backgrounds and the tags are amazingly awsome. xx#83

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  10. Oh wow what wonderful tags you have created, love the backgounds too.

    Happy Crafting
    Eliza #93

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  11. Hi Amanda what fabulous tags absolutely fabulous. I always make a really inky mess with sprays. Any tips welcome.

    Crafty hugs Annie x ( your newest follower)

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  12. Hi Amanda,
    Just found your blog via the Stampers Gallery FB page. I love, love, love these tags. I've been looking (no, drooling) over these Dylusions inks for so long, i really must take the plunge.
    Love the bright colours you've used and the stamps are some of my favs.
    Just had a peek at the rest of your blog - love your work. I'm now a follower. xx

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  13. Wow who would've thunk the base would end up like that! Fantastic work!Tamika #162

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  14. Lookin good :) Love having a peek into the spaces of fellow crafter's! If you happen to peek in on my blog, be sure to wear a hard hat! LOL!

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