January 19, 2013

Paris Exposition

Welcome to Artistic Outpost this Saturday. This is Kate, and it is my turn to share. I have been dying to try an entire project where the background is all stamped. I really admire artists who can use nothing but stamps to make their backgrounds full of eye candy.



Stamps - Artistic Outpost Paris Exposition.  Designed by Kate Yetter
I started off by spraying my background with a brown glimmer spray and two colors of Dylusions. I stamped my main image of the gentleman from the Paris Exposition stamp set. Then, using the remaining stamps I stamped them throughout the background in different but lighter colored inks.

To embellish I used wide vintage lace, ephemera, corrugated cardboard, handmade flowers, grungeboard heart, a light bulb and metal charm.

I hope you will give this technique a try. Artistic Outpost stamps are perfect for this technique because all of their sets have various sizes of images. Don’t forget you can enter your projects using Artistic Outpost Stamps in the January Referral Challenge.

Designer - Kate Yetter

7 comments:

Yvonne Garner said...

Hi Kate, your tag is gorgeous! Bravo!

Lucy Edmondson said...

This is gorgeous, Kate. I have those stamps and I love em, but haven't used them in those gorgeous colours you have used. You are so right, AO stamps work so well as sets, don't they. Look forward to seeing more of you!

Lucy x

Words and Pictures said...

I love this, Kate - beautiful layered stamping, and the embellishing is gorgeous!
Alison x

lilscrappers said...

I love the colour! You did a great job on the background :)

Sharon Y said...

Wonderful. You did a great job. The color is amazing.

Craft Addicts - Tracy Evans said...

Fabulous colour palette Kate, love your collaged background stamping. Great use of the AO images. Tracy x

Linda Coughlin, the funkie junkie said...

Your stamped BG came out amazing, Kate. The colors are beautiful. And of course, I love the embellishment cluster of postcard, lace and handmade flowers - it doesn't get any better than that!

Hugs,
Linda