Hello crafty friends, welcome to another look at some of the new Vintage stamp release for Memory Maze. You'd have to agree that the designs are just stunning! A fantastic addition for any of your mixed media projects, card making, scrapbooking or paper crafting projects.
These stamps come in rubber only, or acrylic blocks available online can be used with them to stamp on your projects. Simply add double sided tape or apply some spray glue to apply it to a stamp platform. Lets take a look at some of the vintage designs;
There are many more designs that can be seen online at www.memorymaze.com.au. Be sure to keep an eye out on the blog for some great Design Team projects using these new stamps.
If you are interested in any of the Memory Maze products, be sure to contact your local craft store or Memory Maze for your local stockist where we can place our local sales reps in contact with them.
Showing posts with label Vintage Clock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vintage Clock. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 7, 2018
Monday, September 25, 2017
Vintage Clock Tag by Tania
Hello again, hoping you have all had some time to create over the weekend. I've been playing with lots of goodies, and made this Mixed Media Tag using the gorgeous, Memory Maze, Vintage Clock as my centrepiece.
Vintage Clock

I started with a Prima, Julie Nutting Tag, I love the size of these, lots of length to work with.
I gave both the tag and the Vintage Clock Chipboard piece, a rough coat of Black Gesso, using a sponge.
When the Gesso was dry, I used the Tim Holtz, sanding tool, to sand over the surface of the tag.
Next, Using this gorgeous stencil from Memory Maze, I sponged some Distress Stain in Metallic, Brushed Pewter, over the entire tag.
I sanded over the top again, once the stenciling was dry. Then I started adding some layers of embellishments.
I used some gauze and coated it with black Gesso, some cotton, and some Micro beads. There's some metal embellishments, pearls & Liquid pearls. The flowers were all coloured with Metallic Distress Stain.
The doily was needed to break up all the dark areas under the clock. Here you can see, I painted the middle of the clock with some awesome Art Alchemy, acrylic paint, and added an Antique Pearl in the centre.
One more close up of the Micro Beads..
I hope I have inspired you and given you some ideas for all your stand out pieces of chipboard from Memory Maze.
Thanks for stopping by!
Tania
Memory Maze Design Team
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