Finished card made using the Posh Inks Background. Image stamp by The Queen's Dresser Drawers, and text stamp by Invoke Arts.
Tuesday, 29 May 2007
Ephemera background added
Posh Inks Background
I have a few sets of Posh Impressions Inks which rarely get used, so decided to get them out to play! I grabbed the first 3 colours from the Earth Tones Pack, which happened to be denim, bottle and butterscotch. I dripped a few spots onto a piece of glossy card, spritzed with water, then added a second piece of glossy card over the top, smooched them together, pulled them apart, and voila, instant background!
Inchies
These are a set of inchies I created some time ago. I started by colouring some white card stock with Tea Dye Distress ink, cut it into 1" squares, then stamped over them using various images in Vintage photo Distress Ink. I then added a tiny collage image and text, and sponged Vintage Photo Distress ink around the edges. Click on picture to enlarge.
Woman Themed Chunky Book Page
This is a 5 x 5" page I created using Distress Inks. The background uses Spiced Marmalade, Dusty Concord and Faded Jeans, whilst the stamped images are a combination of Spiced Marmalade and Worn Lipstick. Inks wer applied to a non sick craft sheet, and mat card stock swirled face down over the top of them to pick up the colour. Stamps are by Cherry Pie.
Monday, 28 May 2007
Double Joy
Star View
Thoughtful Moments
ATC using the Gel medium bakcground. A book page was coloured with colour wash (Sticky Fingers Delphinium), a torn piece of which was added to the bottom, and the words thoughtful moment cut out and attached to the top, as well as some tiny punched stars. The collage image was also sponged with the colour wash.
Another Background Experiment
When doing the Colour wash spray background, I found that cling film doesn't "cling" especially well to water, so I then tried another background using the same technique, but this time started with a layer of Golden Mat gel medium, before spritzing with water & colour wash sprays. I found the ridges and patterns created by the cling film much more prominent, though this did take ages to dry. The finish is sort of waxy, and reminds me of encaustic art.
Paris Dreamer
Slide Mount ATC
The third ATC from using the Cling Film Colour Wah background. This time I used PaperArtsy stamps for the backbround, stamped with StazOn Royal Purple. A slide mount was coloured with distress inks in Tattered Rose, Worn Lipstick, Dusty COncord, Pine Needles and Shabby Shutters. Over stamped with StazOn Royal Purple to match the background. A collage image was printed onto photo paper and attached to the centre of the slide mount, and then this was glued in the centre of the ATC. The edges were then sponged in Pine Needles Distress ink.
Think Happy Thoughts
This is the second ATC made using the Cling Film Colour Wash background. I stamped over the background using a crackle stamp by Crafty Individuals in StazOn Timber Brown, adhered a strip of collage paper to the bottom, and the winged lady over the top. Finally stamped the text using Versafine Black.
Time For School
Cling Film Colour Wash Background
Sunday, 27 May 2007
Image transfer 3
Image Transfer 2
Image Transfer Experiment 1
The Key to Beauty
Using up a gesso background. I think I originally used a credit card to paste Gesso onto glossy card, then used Adirondack inks DTP over the top. I then sprayed over it with raisin & butterscotch colorwash spray, and stamped an alphabet stamp over it. I used the same colour inks on a stamped and torn dictionary definition background, and attached to the right hand side. A collage image was cut out, lightly sponged with butterscotch ink, and attached to the left. A key was used to embellish, and a dymo machine for the text.
Winged Girl ATC
Pink Beauty
Sunday, 13 May 2007
More of todays cards
Both these cards use the Cuttlebug embossing folder.
The Mother & child card is an inkjet transparency attached over a piece of cream card stamped with a postage mark in black.
The Inspire card uses Moonshadow inks in Gossamer Gold, Glitz Spritz in Gecko Green and Moonglow embossing powder in Midnight Gold Obsidion. The embossed background started out as a piece of scrap card that had been coloured with Distress ink DTP with Shabby Shutters.
Unidentified Stamp Set
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