Shadow 6up Frame Stamp Ideas

Hi everyone! Continuing on with our Shadow Frame stamp blog posts, today we're sharing projects using the Shadow 6up Frame Stamp!

This is a fabulous stamp design and works really well with our Montage and Wordstrips as you can see here:

Details from Rachel: I stamped the Shadow 6up using Cobalt Archival ink. Trimmed some small images from the Seaside Montage and adhered them to the card using foam adhesive. I cut small pieces of muslin and layered it between the stamped image and a word from the Seaside Wordstrip!

Here's what the Creative Team have created with this stamp...

Details from Melissa: My card today uses Darkroom Door's new Shadow 6 Up Frame Stamp. I was so excited when it first arrived and ideas started swirling. I began by stamping the images using watermark ink onto patterned paper and then embossed them using Zing Blush embossing powder. I then embossed just a small portion of the Shadow 6 Up Frame using the French Manuscript Background stamp with silver embossing powder.

I machine stitched between each box to create a visible grid and set to work filling each square. I love the photos in the Hello Baby Montage, so I snipped a few, sanded and distressed each, and added them to a few of the squares. The stamped sentiment on the tea-stained tag is from the Hello Baby Vol 1 stamp set and it is combined with the Venetian Wordstrip.

Next came adding embellishments, vintage trim, sheet music, sequins, buttons, tulle, washi tape, and flowers.

This is such a fun and inspiring stamp set. Can't wait to use it again!

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Details from Godelieve: I stamped the Shadow 6up Frame Stamp twice and cut a square piece of 9 blocks. I inked the 6 squares with Distress Ink #Barn Door, misted with water, stamped on smooth cardstock.

To add more texture I used the Mesh Background stamp with Distress Ink #Wild Honey.

The flowers and quote were stamped with Ranger Archival ink #Jet Black.

I attached a heat embossed vellum heart and a punched heart, using Tim Holtz Tiny Attacher. Love those tiny staples.

I used:
Darkroom Door Rubber Stamps: Shadow 6 Up Frame Stamp, Mesh Background Stamp, Wildflowers Vol 1 Set (flowers), Enjoy Life Set (quote), Hearts set
Ranger Distress Inkpads: Barn Door, Wild Honey
Ranger Archival Inkpad: Jet Black
WOW embossing powder #Opaque Bright White
Heart Punch
Tim Holtz Tiny Attacher
Tonic Paper Distresser

Here's another card I made:

The background on this card just "happened" when I was cleaning the stamp on white cardstock.

I decorated the squares with vellum Spiral Flowers, heat embossed and colored with Distress Markers.

I used:

Darkroom Door Rubber Stamps: Shadow 6 Up Frame Stamp, Spiral Flowers Set

Ranger Distress Inkpads: Barn Door, Scattered Straw

Ranger Distress Markers: Barn Door, Scattered Straw

Vellum

WOW embossing powder

Tim Holtz Tiny Attacher

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Details from Connie: Hi everyone~ I have been having a blast creating with the Shadow 6up! It is a wonderful compliment to other Darkroom Door stamps. I stamped the French Script background stamp over the 6 UP Frame stamp. I reversed the inks on both cards, using the green/ blue combo.

I also used some Australia postage stamps (hmm, wonder where I got those at) :):), some large buttons and one of the word strips for the sentiment. This rubber stamp has become a favorite!

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Details from Susie: Oooohhh, Darkroom Door's Shadow 6 Up frame stamp is so much fun to work with! For this first card, I roughly inked up the stamp, missing small sections of the rubber, and then stamped in onto textured card to give a more weathered look. I then punched a square hole into one section of the frame to create a window.

I added a number of stamped images from Darkroom Door's stamp sets: Seashells and Seaside Vol 2 and embellished the work with vintage buttons, a pearl, a shell, thread, lace, washi tape and a section cut from an old map. I used 3D mounting tape on my work, adding a section of map under the window and affixed it to black card.

London was the next theme in mind as I continued to play with the Shadow 6 Up frame. This time I stamped the compass (Sail Away), pattern (Ornate Elements) and postcard (Champs Elysee) images onto three sections of the stamp and then inked the remaining blocks to create a mix of patterned and solid blocks. You need to be pretty organised and work fairly quickly so that the ink doesn't dry out!

The card was then embellished with images from London Vol 1 filmstrip and London montage. I stamped the United Kingdom section of the World Map background stamp onto the back of a Scrabble tile and Trafalgar Square label (London Vol 1 stamp set). The number from the small tag is from the Ornate Elements stamp set. A few other treasure were added to complete this card: silk fabric, eyelets, game spinner, vintage text, a wooden jigsaw piece and pen nibs.

Darkroom Door's Shadow 6 Up frame stamp is extremely versatile and great one to add to your collection! Thanks for stopping by today!

Shadow 6up Frame Stamp Ideas

Shadow 6up Frame Stamp Ideas

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