Evening Everyone
I hope that you have had a good Saturday.
We had another great class at Davina's today, and they made the first of their Technique Tags.
As I had already made my tag I used the background piece that I created while showing them the technique to create the card I am sharing tonight.
I followed the latest sketch at Seems a Little Sketchy to create my card with colours that I copied from Gill, one of the lovely ladies on the class. It is quite amazing though how different the two panels actually looked even though they both used the same colour combo. Why is it that we always prefer how the other persons panel turns out over our own?
I used Woodware Wheat JGS273 and Vintage Sepia Versafine ink embossed with clear Embossing Powder and then sponged with Pine Needles and Spiced Marmalade Distress Inks.
The ghosted image has been created by using the same clean stamp misted with water to stamp on to the inked panel.
I added Faux Stitching to the edge of the panel as well as some extra tiny dots and some Card Candi.
Craft Creations papers have been used in the background to mount the panel onto.
How good am I? I even stamped the envelope and insert before I finally tidied away the stamps and inkpads.
That's one challenge card to cross off the list. Maybe I can get another one finished tomorrow.
Night, night.
Hugs Kimx
I hope that you have had a good Saturday.
We had another great class at Davina's today, and they made the first of their Technique Tags.
As I had already made my tag I used the background piece that I created while showing them the technique to create the card I am sharing tonight.
I followed the latest sketch at Seems a Little Sketchy to create my card with colours that I copied from Gill, one of the lovely ladies on the class. It is quite amazing though how different the two panels actually looked even though they both used the same colour combo. Why is it that we always prefer how the other persons panel turns out over our own?
I used Woodware Wheat JGS273 and Vintage Sepia Versafine ink embossed with clear Embossing Powder and then sponged with Pine Needles and Spiced Marmalade Distress Inks.
The ghosted image has been created by using the same clean stamp misted with water to stamp on to the inked panel.
I added Faux Stitching to the edge of the panel as well as some extra tiny dots and some Card Candi.
Craft Creations papers have been used in the background to mount the panel onto.
How good am I? I even stamped the envelope and insert before I finally tidied away the stamps and inkpads.
That's one challenge card to cross off the list. Maybe I can get another one finished tomorrow.
Night, night.
Hugs Kimx
Gorgeous, Kim! The colours glow so beautifully, and that envelope is a wonderful extra piece of art!
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It's gorgeous Kim, the colours are beautiful and I love the stamped image. Must try the ghosting technique, so far I've not been brave enough!
ReplyDeleteJo x
Breath taking. Kim, you did an amazing job on this card. I think if I were sitting next to you, I would want my card to look like yours!
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us at Seems a Little Sketchy.
Mari
This card is stunning! Love the rich colors and all the techniques you used!
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