Happy Sunday everyone, I hope you had a great weekend! The Scottish Highlands had a couple of hot sunny days last week and my family and I were exploring some beaches on the west coast. We visited Achmelvich Beach and I shared a wee video on Instagram here. You would never think you could find places like that in the north of the UK.
I also have been trying the new Nuvo detail embossing powders by Tonic Studios (not yet released) and I'm loving them. The images from Zen Floral Stamp set are small and despite them having fine lines and a lot of detail the embossing powders still reveal every intricacy offering real image definition.
Welcome to Under the Sea International blog hop with Honey Bee Stamps!
Grab a cup of coffee and relax because we have a lot to share with you today! 23 papercraft artists from all over the world are participating in this blog hop to share ideas and inspiration whilst showcasing Under the Sea - Honey Bee Stamps July's products release available now at Honey Bee Stamps Shop.
I'll dare to say that any stamper would be tempted to stamp decorative edges on cards, picture frames, scrapbook pages.. etc with the large floral image from Zen Floral Stamp Set by Honey Bee .
The image is beautiful as it is but why not twist it a little bit to fit the shape of an edge die and make something a bit more dynamic?
Stamping a plain die cut whit a non coordinating image is trendy you can create your own compositions and make things outside the box. This jar die cut is huge but you can do this with small letters, numbers, flowers or any die cut really . I have a couple of examples in my blog just have a look at my previous post.
I'm also featuring a beautiful die called Honey Jar Fold-A-Long Thinlits Diesby Jen Long available also at Honey Bee Shop. . You can make much more with this die but I only used the small jar die to cut a tag.
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