Be sure to click on the photos for even bigger photos!!
I have watermarked over all of the samples so that people don't steal them hopefully. I worked hard to make this for others so please link to me if you want to share it rather than stealing!! What I did was make a distressed stickles color chart. I stamped a bunch of the small flowers from the SU Flower Fancy set in SU Pink Pirouette and then colored them in using the distressed stickles. I let them dry and then scanned in the photo and cropped a close up of all 12 colors so you can see them!
Here is the small version of the chart. I have larger shots of each color below.
The shot above is a comparison of regular Stickes with Distressed Stickles. The first thing I noticed was the regular Stickles is more sparkly, glitter, and blingy where as the distressed stickles is more of a pearly type of shimmer. The Distressed glitter pieces are of varying sizes also. What you can't see in the photo is that the distressed stickles are more 3D than the regular stickles. The distressed stickles dries all clumpy which adds a great texture that looks. . . well . . ."Distressed"! Click on the comparison photo to enlarge it so you can really see the difference!
Oh I just love them!!! The colors are great and the texture is so different than the regular stickles!
OK So how did I miss this post....Wow neat colors!!!
ReplyDeleteOh wow! Thanks for all your work in showing the comparisons and an 'up-close' view of each one of them. They sound so intriguing...I need to find me some. :)
ReplyDeleteOk, so now I'm going to have to try this distressed stickles thing. This is a great chart!
ReplyDeleteEnabler!!! lol Thanks for a lookie. Have most of the distress inks.. looks like i'll have to start saving for the stickles now.
ReplyDeleteOh, you are a horrible enabler!! LOL
ReplyDeleteHow fun!! I just picked up a few colors of Distress Stickles at the stamping convention in Carson, woo hoo!
ReplyDeleteGreat comparison chart! That was a lot of time on your part, thank you!
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