This week at 🍭 Allsorts the theme is anything 👗feminine 👠. I made a card using an image from Rick St Dennis, coloured with distress inks and mounted on a backing paper distressed with seedless preserves and sprayed with perfect pearls. The lace is a Martha Stewart edge punch.
and my second creation is a gift bag using Chocolate Baroque Black and White paper series 2 and a stamp from Tall Trees rubber stamp set. I coloured the paper using distress inks in shaded lilac and peacock feathers. The butterfly and the leaves are cut from the same paper, and I coloured the stamp on the tag in peacock feathers as well. This paper is really lovely, it's very smooth and thin - like printer paper - but takes ink, water and all sorts of wet media perfectly.
Our first prize comes from Chocolate Baroque, the fabulous stamp set below, which will be part of their March 5th release.
Chocolate Baroque will be on Hochanda TV on March 5th at 9am and 1pm (UK times)
Chocolate Baroque is a small independent art and craft company, based in the historic market town of Barnard Castle in County Durham in the North-East of England and is owned and run by Lesley Wharton.
Our second prize is this beautiful Pixie Dust header die by Tonic.
Tonic Studios are synonymous with quality and precision cutting products from scissors to punches, guillotines to dies. During the last year they have extended their range of products to high quality clear stamps and very recently released their own design papers. Their products are available from many High Street craft stores and frequently feature on Create and Craft TV.
