I usually start by stamping my new stamps with black ink but felt I needed a change and used Cornflower Blue Archival ink which is a firm favourite colour.
I had a piece of card that I'd stamped the flower pattern from
Texture Fragments with Versamark ink and left to dry. I then rubbed an acrylic block with Tumbled Glass Distress Ink, spritzed with water and laid the card on to it. When the card had dried I stamped the Patchwork trees and flowers with the Cornflower Blue ink. I used a little of the blue to water colour under the flowers to give them a grounding. For the base of the card I used masked a border and stamped the fragment. I added a sentiment and mounted onto blue card.
Thanks for visiting
Debbie
4 comments:
A beautiful card Debbie, I love the use of the texture stamp in the background of the topper.
Sue xx
What caught my eye with this was that masked border & how it adds brilliant weight to the whole design which looks so balanced because of your use of the white space as a counterweight. Your echoing of the stamped fragment in the sky has worked beautifully & I love the little textures given by the acrylic block technique. You certainly sent a smile my way with this one.
Paula (PEP)
This is beautiful, Debbie, I would have never thought to use the aquas with the blues! Wow~ Thanks for sharing how you did the beautiful sky behind your beautiful trees and flowers.
Beautiful artwork, love the tone one tone in shades of blue.
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