Create textures through stamping with Jeanet!

Hello friends! Today I want to introduce you to my talented friend Jeanet from The Netherlands! I just love her creative style which includes lots of misting, painting and stamping to create lots of amazing textures! Today she's sharing how textures can be created using stamps! But first, let's take a look at some of her beautiful work!

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Hi everyone,

I'm really honored Yvonne asked me to be a guest blogger on her beautiful blog "Do more with less", just love her blog - it's so inviting, friendly and inspiring.....and I love Yvonne's short posts!! Yvonne and i are fellow Dt members on Scrapping The Music and i'm so happy we met online and became friends through blogging! She is just the sweetest girl, she sends me gorgeous gifts and cards...and she always leaves me such sweet comments on my blog!Not to mention Yvonne's work...it's always beautiful and full of color, the greatest titles, the cutest cards and ...did you notice this girl's awesome stitching??!! It's all eye candy!!

So Yvonne asked me to do a little challenge, and i thought of this:

I know we all have stamps somewhere in our scrappy rooms, but i guess we don't use them very often...i challenge you to just use 'em on your layouts. Not only for a title but to create a fun background with stamps.

On this layout, I used different word stamps, a numbers stamp and some circle stamps...makes a great background. just stamp anywhere you want. Add photos and  patterned paper if you like and you can create your own background.I used a little glimmermist too. It's even cool to stamp on patterned paper.

On this layout I used flower stamps, stamped over them with the same stamp in a different color, so you get a nice effect...I also stamped the flowers and the angel on pieces of cardstock, cut that out and glued them on the layout to give additional texture... you can ink the stamped pieces or color them, leave them white or stamp on a colored piece of cardstock...lots of possibilities, looks great on cards too!And again I used a little bit of glimmermist. Just experiment and have fun with your stamps!!

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Doesn't Jeanet have an amazing style?  I love that her projects are relatively flat [I hate it when pieces fall off] and texture is achieved in simple but well-executed ways! Thank you for sharing your wonderful work Jeanet! To see more of Jeanet's work, please visit her blog.

If you would like to play along with this challenge, feel free to link up your creations in this post. I will share my inspired piece in my next post! :)

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