I'm sorry about the glare on the first view. It's glossy card stock and it really couldn't be helped.
Supplies used: t 2686 kid praises, tt 220 noir palette ink, tt 213 viridian leaf palette ink, tt 195 l'amore red palette ink, tt 190 orangerie, v 216 white glossy card stock and v 290 premium white card stock.
I stamped the image onto the glossy paper first. Then I stamped the image on another piece of paper. I colored it (with the greatest color technique ever-learned from Barb Foster). Then I cut it out and raised the image with pop dots. It's a thank you card. I'm hoping the person that received it liked it even 1/2 as much as I do.
Well that's all for today. I hope I've given you a pretty good week. 3 inspirations, not to bad for 1 week that isn't even finished yet.
I hope your Wednesday wasn't too wacky.
6 comments:
I love this card. I was wondering how it was going to come out since I saw you start it the other day. I would LOVE to learn that coloring technique. Maybe it can be worked in to Suzann's fun shop (hint, hint).
love the card, cool stamp as well, saw joanne's cow and told her you really need to teach us that techinque..
I can totally see the tie-dye effect you were going for and the colors you chose on this card really encourage the tie-dye illusion.
Cool card! What is the coloring technique?
Cool technique. How do you get the mixing of colors around the edge to get the tie-dyed effect?
This is soo cool! Great job - can feel you channeling the tie dye thing, too!
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