Black magic technique and layered backgrounds
Just playing today... I love long weekends! I've been wanting to make some more layered backgrounds with the Cover-a-Card stamps... I layered 3 backgrounds on the bottom panel of my card - first the Large polkas in Bisque chalk ink, then the Medallion in Tangerine, and finally the Quilt, using Terra Cotta dye ink. The first 2 layers are pretty subtle, since the cardstock I used is colored and textured, but they're there...
(L-R) Quilt, Medallion, Large & Spatter- all from Impression Obsession
I made the black Twinchie my focal piece... I stamped the polkas first in white Memories dye ink, then stamped the floral image (Sillhouette 11) in the same dye ink and colored over it with pencils (Prismacolor and Caran d'Ache). I colored the edge with white pencil.
That's all I know today...! Thanks for visiting. :)
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Hi Dina,
ReplyDeleteWow, what a beautiful effect that gives, especially the black focus piece. Have all those silhouette stamps in storage for making examples and will use that technique if that is oke with you.Only got Derwent soft colour and Karisma, but maybe that will do, Great job! greetz Miranda
glad your package showed up ... Hope it makes it this time!
ReplyDeleteLove this card - thanks for sharing your tips - it is really beautiful!
Sandra