Scrapbook Stamping Pattern: Bee Background
I have this fabulous bee stamp here, as well as two archival ink—one is a sepia, and the other radiant neon. Now, what we will be doing with these is to create a continuation stamp; a pattern/ repetitive stamping of our cute bee stamp into our page.
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I'm going to stamp it on top of our scribbled lines, making sure it is presented in different directions. To create the effect of an organic pattern, I also do some stamps that are half off of the page as seen below.
The first set of stamps I did was with a sepia archival ink, and now let's use the radiant neon one. I'm getting a lot of the ink because I want this one to come out so much sharper than the others. I stamped one on the left side and I love how it just stands out from the rest.
After all that stamping, it's time to add my photos and embellishments! I put my photo right in the between our scribbled lines there, while some of my embellishments came underneath the line you can even mix in a few gel plate designs or texture paint. You can experiment with what placing would work best for yours.
And we're done! Isn't that fantastic? Go ahead and try this simple but amazing scrapbook stamping pattern for your backgrounds!
