Am I behind on class homework or what? It was my first time using Distress Inks--really like how well they work with water. The paper bubbled up quite a bit so I will try to iron it. And next time taping it down. This used the textured side of Tim Holtz watercolor paper. Love that it's thick enough for a one layer card.
The background reminded me of a hill with sunset so I turned a branch on its side for the tree to avoid covering up too much of the background. Would like to try emboss resist with same stamps and techniques.
Posting from my phone is weird but time efficient.
The Details: Inkadinkado branch, Stampin' Up grass, Versafine in black, Distress Ink
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I love the colours you've used for your beautiful sunset and the tree stamp is the perfect silhouette. Thank you for joining us at ATSM!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous card !! Love the bright colors :) thank you for sharing with ATSM n ATCAS.
ReplyDeleteI love your watercolored background! Such a vibrant backdrop for your tree and sentiment. Thanks for playing along at ATCAS. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat card and I really love the vibrant colors. I read on someone's blog to run the paper through the cuttlebug to straighten - I have not tried it yet.
ReplyDeleteFabulous use of the distress ink technique. Im so far behind in my homework, too! I love the way you created a whole scene. So glad you joined us at ATCAS and shared this fabulous card
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The distress inks do make gorgeous backgrounds and yours is beautiful with the silhouetted tree.
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