Finished up another monochromatic card tonight. I've been admiring all the beautiful mixed media work people have been doing lately. This is me dipping my toes in. ;) Lots of ink, a little fiber paste, smooch spritz, and glitter paper. I sponged blue ink on the glitter paper so it has a mottled appearance up close. I also gave a few swipes with a white crayon for some resist action. I had fun making this card and getting out of my box. Linking this at
Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge Blog.
Supplies:
Stamps - Studio Calico What a Wonderful World
Ink - SU Cool Caribbean, Memento Paris Dusk, Teal Zeal, Bahama Blue, Nautical Blue
Paper - PTI White, Recollections glitter paper
Other - Simon Says Stamp Leanna butterfly die, Fiber Paste, Studio Calico Intertwined Circles stencil, Smooch Spritz Sea Breeze, blue rhinestone, Ranger ink blending tool pad (but not the handle, which explains some of the harsh lines. No idea where it's disappeared to.), white crayon
A stunning card, I love the effect you've created especially with out you 'handle' - strange how things disappear, then reappear when you no longer need them!!! Wonderful colours scheme and fabulous detailing!!
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Heather xx
I love monochromatic. I see something Flat Stanley brought; however, I think Flat Stanley brought a duplicate. I love the texture and the shades of blue. The butterflies & the sentiment all really go well together! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLooks like more than a little dipping your toes in! Gorgeous card! I love the bits of fiber paste pattern and your ink pattern is gorgeous! Beautiful card!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty little monochromatic card, love the sentiment.
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ReplyDeleteI love this one! I need to know more about this paste.
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