Wednesday 23 November 2011

woyww - leaf stamps

Really liking the new stamps from Dylusions.  I have stamped them on old book pages and was colouring the leaves when I remembered to stop and take a photo.  I am thinking of using them for the last page of my art calendar journal. I have been following Kate Crane's site since the beginning of the year and decided to join in and now I can't believe I have nearly finished.  The bonus being I have a calendar journal with all the little details of what we have been doing this year.

Clever Morti correctly guessed that the "brown thingy" on my desk from last week was a wood carved fabric stamp.  A little gift is flying her way.

Hopefully by next woyww I will have started a few xmas cards.   I am sure I will get some inspiration from visiting all the other woywwers today.

29 comments:

  1. Like those flowers. (The ones you haven't coloured in yet.) And you could use that wooden stamp as a mold for that paper casting method I mentioned last week. Then you would have a 3D textural thingy you could use.

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  2. Oooh I have those stamps - arent they lovely, simple but very versatile! Thanks for sharing. Sunshine Girl – No 19

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  3. Oooh you just cheered me up... you haven't started on your Crimbo cards yet either!! :) Annette #11

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  4. I love using book pages for stamping and die cutting, they give such a nice texture to the image.

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  5. The stamping looks lovely .christmas is coming 31 days till big man in his red suit arrives...lol.Maybe my caandy will help
    Have fab wednesday pop by as i have candy up for grabs hugs judex 18

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  6. Hi, I'm just doing a quick whizz round a few desks while I eat my breaky and before my little grandees arrive [I've got 4 of them coming this morning now :-) ].
    Really love your leaf prints. :-)
    Hugs,
    A x

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  7. Have been thinking about those Dylusions stamps for some time and now I've seen them in action I know I NEED them.
    Ann B
    #35

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  8. Hi there. Thanks for letting us peek into your creative space this week. It's always inspiring seeing where and how we create! Hope the rest of your week goes very well for you.
    Neil #31

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  9. Great to see your desk and well done to Morti for guessing your mystery object. It stumped me yet I have about half a dozen of those wood blocks on to p of my cupboards!
    JoZarty x

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  10. Love the stamp set ...and what you are creating with them. Thanks fot the MP tip ...I find that sometimes its ok then other times, as you say, it stays tacky forever ...not sure why.

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  11. love the Dylusions stamps. We are suppose to be able to purchase them here in the states soon...may be able to get them now I haven't looked recently. Have a great week and thanks for sharing. Vickie #64

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  12. Lovely stamps, can see why you got so absorbed in the colouring!

    Debs #80

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  13. I love those leaves on the printed page! I've got lots of leaf stamps and have never thought of using them to make any sort of regular pattern. Thanks for the inspiration! Happy WOYWW, Shoshi #70

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  14. I love stamping on old books, great look. Must hunt some out but the problem is that I love old books too much to cut them up, or stamp on them for that matter!!!

    Hugs
    Brenda 82

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  15. Love that fabric stamp! Such pretty leaves on those pages, a great inspiration for my unused leaf stamps! Thanks for the peek this week and good luck with your Chrismtas cards!

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  16. Those stamps are fab - I bet you use them for loads of different things. I love leave prints of all sorts, so they're right up my street!
    Thanks for dropping by my blog :)
    Hugs, LLJ #39 xx

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  17. Well, you didn't get any inspiration for Christmas cards by visiting our desk :D We were hoping to get Christmas inspired at yours LOL!! Loved your leaf thingee and glad Morti guessed it. Your new little leaves look wonderful. Glad you could break away to take a shot.

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  18. I love those leaf stamps, they look very versatile. I am trying to get on with Christmas ... but too many other things to pplay with lOL!!
    Happy WOYWW
    Hugs
    Cathy xx #3

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  19. The stamps look full of possibilities and have my brain going at a million miles an hour... thinking I need to make some like that... thanks for the inspiration xx

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  20. love the stamps on the books! Looks great! Thanks for sharing! Have a happy WOYWW! -Amanda#7

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  21. Love what you have done with your new leaf stamps! Your journal sounds very interesting too!

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  22. Those leaf stamps look really great. What a good idea to use them as you are doing. Thanks for sharing. Hugs, Neet #12

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  23. OOh yeah, you're right - those stamps are lovely - what you're doing with them is even lovelier! Is that a plastic sheet you're working on? Des it double as a pallette or merely a protector? See, WOYWW was always about being nosey!!

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  24. Lovely leaves indeed and looking great stamped on book pages...good luck with Chrimbo cards - still thinking about it here too! Thanks for sharing a little of your life and desk! Sarah at 14

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  25. those leaves are really detailed - very lovely, and yes the year has skipped by...

    Dx

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  26. Oh they are pretty! no wonder you got carried away,

    Happy WOYWW
    Lou #41

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  27. Your leaves are looking beautiful. It's so easy to get totally engrossed in creating isn't it?
    Happy WOYWW
    Hugs Lisax #84

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  28. Hi there Sandra - yes love those leaf stamps too and just popping over for a quick hi not much time but really pleased Morti guessed it! happy WOYWW Shaz in oz.x

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  29. Great desk this week Sandra - those stamps are lovely and the colouring great too. Can't wait to see the finished item!

    Thanks for stopping by!

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