Splashes of Watercolor

It’s another Tuesday Treasure Hunt at Rubbernecker Stamp Co. & there’s

Blog Candy from the Rubbernecker Team!!!

Go find the Treasure at Rubbernecker Stamp Co. !!! Details can be found —> HERE

For chances to win Blog Candy go visit:

Candy

Shelly

The first Treasure Hunt clue can be found on Sherry’s blog!

Happy Treasure hunting!!!

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Today is the day, April 1st, that Rubbernecker Stamp Company releases the KK Originals stamps! KK Originals is a unique and fresh line of stamps by Kathy Kaberline, designed with her own unique twist. Rubbernecker Stamp Company has acquired distribution rights to this exciting line and we are so excited to be working with the images.

This is one of the many Southwestern design images that are available now. The variety of images is just amazing!

My “Sacred Vessel” is colored with Copic markers. I strung some beads I’ve had forever on a strand of linen thread and laced it through holes that I pierced on each side of the vessel’s neck.

I stamped and colored the image twice and cut out just the feathers to be attached with mounting tape for added dimension.

The image that is stamped very lightly along the top and bottom borders of the aqua layer is called Bisi. It’s one of many symbols that are available.

I couldn’t decide how I wanted to stamp or place the Create text, and I still don’t know how or why I came up with this! But I like how it turned out!!

Thanks for visiting today! Don’t forget to go and hunt for the treasure!! And be sure to check out the other DT members creations. The links to their blogs are in the left column.

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Stamps: Sacred Vessel, Create text, Bisi – KK Originals from Rubbernecker Stamp Co.

Paper: white, PTI aqua mist, black, Teresa Collins Boardwalk – Beach Towel

Ink: Ranger Distress Black Soot, Adirondack Aqua

Accessories: Copic markers, ribbon, zig zag scissors, beads, linen thread, paper piercer, sponge dauber, mounting tape