Hello! This week at Topflight Stamps, we're focusing on a sweet brand called Chou & Flowers. I used Lemon Flower, which has a filigree frame and lemon flowers and leaves. I stamped the flowers with Memento Tuxedo Black ink, fussy cut and colored those, and set aside. I stamped the frame with embossing ink, sprinkled on WOW! Embossing Powder in Silver Smudge and used a heat tool to set it, and trimmed it. On my white cardstock background, I sprayed Lavinia Spring Moss, spritzed with a little water, and set aside to dry. Once dry, I used Darkroom Door Small Stencil "Crackle" and Studio Light Stencil Paste in Gold (Silver featured here) to create some shimmery interest along the bottom half of card. The Chou & Flowers frame and lemon flowers were glued on top, and little pearls from Hunkydory were added to the flower centers.
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Thursday, May 14, 2026
Framed Lemon Flowers - Chou & Flowers
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Thursday, May 7, 2026
Chou & Flowers Postcard
Hello all! We've got an Anything Goes week at Topflight Stamps! I was inspired by the vintage vibes of a few Chou & Flowers stamp sets: Brittany Text, Envelopes and Postmark Background. I stamped the Envelopes, Brittany Text and Postmark Background in Versafine Clair Nocturne on patterned papers, then fussy cut them all and arranged with some ephemera in my stash. These were layered on a piece of vintage lace trim. The final touches: Hunkydory Pearls!
Thursday, April 16, 2026
Rosehips for Spring
Happy lovely Thursday to you all! For our Mother / Springtime themes this week at Topflight Stamps, I've got a pop of color for spring to share with you. I got to play with the main image from PaperArtsy / Alison Bomber's Rosehip stamp set by using a watercoloring technique. On watercolor paper I stamped the rosehips image with Versafine Onyx Black ink. On a clear acrylic stamping block, I smeared some Lavinia Soft Cygnet dye ink and spritzed it with water. I painted this on the whole panel (except the image) in several stages, to get deepening color in some areas. Then I painted the image using a few hues of Distress dye inks, plus Lavinia Pixie Green and Truffle dye inks. I used a couple other stamps from the Rosehips set: a postage stamp (top right corner) and the sentiments (springtime / rise and put on your foliage), all of these stamped on a scrap piece of white cardstock and properly distressed to look aged. On the top right and bottom left corners of the watercolor panel, I used the Versafine Onyx Black ink to stamp Chou & Flowers Brittany Text.
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