Hi Everyone!
I'm Patti Campbell here to do my first ever blog post for the 100 Moons Creative Team. I love creating Stampdalas! It's one of my favorite things to do with rubber stamps.
I wanted to share with you how I made this Stampdala tote bag.
For this project I used the following materials:
*imagine large canvas tote bag purchased at Michael's
*Jacquard Textile paint in 101 yellow, 106 true red, 116 apple green, 111 sky blue, 110 violet,
and 123 white purchased from ArtFoamies
*number 2 round brush
*unknown sun rubber stamp
*kp5315D rosa stamp from RubberMoon
*MM7164A simple leaf stamp from RubberMoon
*MM166A teeny clover stamp from RubberMoon
*3034 stylized leaf stamp from 100 Proof Press
*2827 small sprig with leaves from 100 Proof Press
compass
blue water soluble marking pencil
First I used the compass and blue water soluble pencil to draw some circles on my bag. This is not necessary but is helps me to have nice circles and for this project I wanted that.
I started by stamping the sun in the center of my circles and the worked my way to the outside stamp by stamp.
I line my stamps up along the lines of the circle as I go along. The lines are faint so they will come off easily when I'm done painting. Hard to see them in the photos, I know.
Then I began to fill in the designs with the textile paints. I like them a bit opaque so I water them down. much like using water color you will need to move around a bit, letting colors dry before you paint beside them. I mixed the red and yellow to make orange and the violet with white to make lavender.
Here is my finished bag.
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Just LOVE your Stampdala tote!! So pretty!
ReplyDeleteIt is SO awesome! What a perfect project for your 1st post!! Love it so much ❤️
ReplyDeleteKnocks one out of the park on her first try! That's my bestie!
ReplyDeleteNicely done, a project that inspires!
ReplyDeleteNicely done!!! I love your design!!! So awesome!
ReplyDeletePatti this is so wonderful & so inspiring! I love mandalas! I would love to try this technique too. It looks like so much fun & a great way to use & combine all of the rubber stamps we have in our stashes into a beautiful design. I will try practicing on paper a few times before I have the courage to attempt fabric. Thank you so much! Such a great post! HUGS!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully done!
ReplyDeleteThat’s a such wonderful project! Beautiful mandala ❤️
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love this!! What a wonderful idea!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely project and love the name!
ReplyDeleteoooh, I bet it was meditative to stamp all this out!!! what a cool tote!!!
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