I have a fun project to share today!  I wrote an article about it in the Winter 2014 Issue of Altered Arts Magazine.
All you need is a nice thick paper, like watercolor paper, A stalk of celery and some inks.  Cut a straight cut across the bottom of the celery, about 2 inches from the bottom. 
 I used acrylic paint and inks to make some backgrounds.  Then, I applied ink to the celery and stamped!
How awesome is that?  They look like roses!
Just use a baby wipe to take the ink off of your celery (or cut a little bit off to get fresh celery again) and you are ready to stamp again.
All different colors of "roses"  for beautiful backgrounds.  Or, stamp them as a focal point on a card, fabric or anything.  That's the fun of art!
Who ever said you can't play with your food?
*No celery were wasted during the making of these backgrounds.  I put cream cheese and olives on the stalks and we enjoyed them very much.*
 




 
I love doing these 'roses'! I've always used acrylic paint with mine, so I'll have to have a go with ink :)
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https://www.flickr.com/photos/49409901@N04/6149434033/in/set-72157627141144336
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Hi Joanna!
DeleteI went to your link and your roses are awesome!
I also went to your blog and left you a comment!!
Thanks for visiting the Altered Arts Magazine Blog!
xxDaniella
Thank you Daniella; it was lovely to see you'd dropped by!
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These are always fun to do!
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What a fun technique! Can't wait to try it out for myself!
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