Woodland Wonders by Lisa Taggart - A Lavinia Stamps Tutorial

Woodland Wonders by Lisa Taggart
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In this video, Lisa demonstrates how to create a composition using the masking technique using a selection of Dinkles Inks, Van Gogh Pastel Pencils and Posca Pens.
Working on Hot-Pressed Watercolour card, she combined a number of stamps from the new “Forest Realm” collection alongside three old favourites, the Druid’s Inn, Tree of Courage and Tree of Hope.
A video tutorial from LaviniaStamps.com

[@lidaamey9156]

Beautiful, intricate picture! The colors are so pretty! Every week I think this is the best, and then the next week, you do a new best picture. I so look forward to your videos.

[@inkyblisscreations]

That’s so kind! Thank you so much!❤

[@geraldinezuniga-brant9449]

Absolutely gorgeous and I love the way you build the picture - no formulaic approach. I need to get my dinkles out!

[@inkyblisscreations]

You do! Thank you! ❤

[@lynneericamurphy1512]

So creative and lovely Emma-Jo...fab colours and smashing ideas thank you x

[@pamcarr4963]

absolutely stunning

[@myandramonroe7404]

Fascinating! So talented!

[@inkyblisscreations]

Thank you!❤

[@nancygardner1880]

Magical! Can not wait to get some of the new stamps. It is a beautiful collection. Your picture using them is so beautiful! I really enjoy your videos.❤

[@inkyblisscreations]

Thanks so much!❤

[@Tseringlhatso]

Wonderful, the colours are stunning

[@inkyblisscreations]

Much appreciated!❤

[@sylviekleinholt6839]

MAGNIFIQUE, SPLENDIDE. AMITIÉ SYLVIE ❤👍👍👍👏👏🐞😘

[@inkyblisscreations]

Merci beaucoup!❤

[@pattycakes7297]

Magical!

[@inkyblisscreations]

Thank you!❤

[@magdalenam5385]

I like your creativity. I subscribed and stay here for longer. :)

[@sarahmallet3482]

Wow amazing

[@mrsangie2510]

Perfect❤😍🤩

[@kathyrourke-osborne1305]

I absolutely love this piece and I appreciate your explanation of your process! I am curious what do you do to protect or seal your work after it is complete? Also, do you sell any of your pieces?