Hello All
Maybe if I can just stay one step ahead of myself I might get a few more of my card mountain blogged. It's not working well so far, but I can only hope that things get better lol.
Today's cards were made using a fabulous old Stampendous leaf stamp set and a Kaleidacolour dye based ink pad.
These lovely multicoloured ink pads lend themselves very nicely to the painting technique that I have used here, as do the patterned leaves.
I created a Masterboard by stamping the leaves randomly on to Mixed Media card stock using the Cappuchino Kaleidacolour ink pad.
A damp paintbrush was used to colour in the leaves using the ink from the stamped image. Because it is a dye based ink the colour will move when water is added, just make sure you keep washing your paint brush so that the painting doesn't become muddy.
I used an Edger die to create this lovely border,
and the waste to create the white panel on the right hand side of this second card.
I sponged more ink on to the master board and added sentiment panels.
The main panel on this card uses the same patterned leaf stamp along with a smaller similar shaped leaf.
This time I stamped and embossed the images before sponging and painting them with dye based ink.
I used a Tim Holtz die in the corner of the card,
Maybe if I can just stay one step ahead of myself I might get a few more of my card mountain blogged. It's not working well so far, but I can only hope that things get better lol.
Today's cards were made using a fabulous old Stampendous leaf stamp set and a Kaleidacolour dye based ink pad.
These lovely multicoloured ink pads lend themselves very nicely to the painting technique that I have used here, as do the patterned leaves.
I created a Masterboard by stamping the leaves randomly on to Mixed Media card stock using the Cappuchino Kaleidacolour ink pad.
A damp paintbrush was used to colour in the leaves using the ink from the stamped image. Because it is a dye based ink the colour will move when water is added, just make sure you keep washing your paint brush so that the painting doesn't become muddy.
I used an Edger die to create this lovely border,
and the waste to create the white panel on the right hand side of this second card.
I sponged more ink on to the master board and added sentiment panels.
The main panel on this card uses the same patterned leaf stamp along with a smaller similar shaped leaf.
This time I stamped and embossed the images before sponging and painting them with dye based ink.
I used a Tim Holtz die in the corner of the card,
and added a sentiment on a strip of vellum along with some die cut leaves.
Have a great evening. I'm off to visit a few blogs before I get too far behind on my commenting.
Happy Crafting and hugs
Kimx
Hi Kim, more gorgeous cards! and great techniques. Thank you so much for the birthday card too, love it to bits. Have a great crafty week, Angela xXx
ReplyDeleteHi Kim! Your cards are gorgeous!! Love both of them! Fabulous colours and such wonderful techniques! The green is my fave I think. Love that cob-webby die cut in the corner and the focal panel is stunning! Have a wonderful day! hugs xx
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