For this card, I used masking to combine images from four different stamps sets to create a little scene. Can you recognise which ones? You'll find the answer in the product images at the bottom of this post.
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It's so much fun to combine stamp sets to create a little scene |
With the masks in place, I sponged the grass with Lemon Lime Twist, Garden Green and Tranquil Tide and the sky with Soft Sky inks, keeping the coverage light in the area where I planned to place a suggestion of the lady's legs. I used a bristle brush to stipple the same greens into the trees.
At this point I removed the masks and watercoloured the lady with Cherry Cobbler and Powder Pink inks. I mostly left the dog white but added a touch of Smoky Slate shading and Cherry Cobbler for the bow.
I partially inked the birds image with Basic Black ink and added them to the corner.
Around this time, I decided that the grass was too dark, so I used a damp piece of sea sponge and a tissue to lift off some of the ink. This left some sponge marks that made me very unhappy but when I turned to my husband for comfort and support he simply said "Looks perfect to me - like the type of lawn one would expect to see in a normal park". So I've left it perfect in its imperfection .... although.... the perfectionist in me is still a bit troubled!
The base card is Night of Navy to which I added a layer of Color Theory Designer Series Paper in the Crushed Curry crackle design.
Thank you for your visit.
'Til next time!
Stephanie
Product List - To purchase any of the supplies for this card, visit my online store by clicking on an image below (Australian Residents only)
I love how you have used different stamp sets to create this masterpiece Stephanie - an awesome card. Well Done. Angexxxx
ReplyDeleteThank you, Ange! xx
DeleteOh my gosh! I've been trying to justify getting the stamp set with that fabulous poodle - it's the only image in the whole set I would really use. Your card just tipped the balance. Outstanding!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Gail! Well, I'm sorry for enabling you but I'm sure you'll have a great time with it!
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