Ahhh.....love playing with inks....do you? I pulled out my lovely Distress Inks (Ripe Persimmon, Dried Marigold, and Salty Ocean) and JustRite stamps, to create a dramatic background for this card:
Using the Woodgrain Background stamp from JustRite....it's stamped Versamark Ink on white cardstock, then embossed with Ranger's Weathered White embossing powder. Salty Ocean Distress Ink was applied using a foam applicator. I roughed up the edges a bit with a distress tool.
To give the center panel an ombre look, I started with the lighter Dried Marigold, then blended into the darker Ripe Persimmon. I went over the entire piece with Dried Marigold to blend. The flowers and sentiment are from the JustRite Create a Flower Garden, Multi-Step Flower Garden, Small Oval Wishes stamp set, and stamped in Memento Black Tuxedo Ink.
Thanks for stopping by today! It's summertime....and there's a heat wave....stay inside, stay cool, and get inky!
Thursday, June 22, 2017
Thursday, June 8, 2017
Flowers and Watercolor
One thing I love the look of is watercolors. I don't often take the time to do this, but with a waterbrush, some Distress Ink and a heat gun at your side....it actually can be a pretty speedy process that gives a big impact.
This was started by stamping the Brick Wall Background stamp from JustRite in Fired Brick Distress Ink, then using the waterbrush to "spread" the ink I stamped. I went back and added in here and there with some extra ink, and also brushed the edges of the piece with Pumice Stone ink and then brushed it with a little water to spread it out as well.
The edge of this piece was distressed, then all just layered up on a white cardstock base with some coral/red cardstock. The flowers were die cut and layered using the gorgeous Floral Trio One dies. I added basic pearls as the centers and stamped the sentiment and frame from the JustRite Large Oval Celebration stamp set. The leaves were stamped from the stamp set and fussy cut out.
Thanks for stopping by today! More coming soon! Make sure to stop by the JustRite Stampers store to check out the new stamps!
This was started by stamping the Brick Wall Background stamp from JustRite in Fired Brick Distress Ink, then using the waterbrush to "spread" the ink I stamped. I went back and added in here and there with some extra ink, and also brushed the edges of the piece with Pumice Stone ink and then brushed it with a little water to spread it out as well.
The edge of this piece was distressed, then all just layered up on a white cardstock base with some coral/red cardstock. The flowers were die cut and layered using the gorgeous Floral Trio One dies. I added basic pearls as the centers and stamped the sentiment and frame from the JustRite Large Oval Celebration stamp set. The leaves were stamped from the stamp set and fussy cut out.
Thanks for stopping by today! More coming soon! Make sure to stop by the JustRite Stampers store to check out the new stamps!
Tuesday, June 6, 2017
A Simple Thank You
Do you love background stamps? I will admit, they were not my favorite once upon a time. But now I've so enjoyed using the for mixed media projects as well as finding how wonderful they are for a quick card!
One of the new releases from JustRite Stampers is this gorgeous Dalia Background stamp:
You can emboss it, color it with markers, or do as I have here.....stamp the background once (first stamping off to make the image lighter), then stamp again with the full ink color. To soften it even more....I added a layer of vellum.
The Thank You sentiment is die cut from black cardstock using the JustRite Best Wishes Sentiments dies.
Thanks for stopping by today....want to find the newest stamps from the JustRite release? Check it out HERE. More inspiration to come soon!
One of the new releases from JustRite Stampers is this gorgeous Dalia Background stamp:
The Thank You sentiment is die cut from black cardstock using the JustRite Best Wishes Sentiments dies.
Thanks for stopping by today....want to find the newest stamps from the JustRite release? Check it out HERE. More inspiration to come soon!
Labels:
Dalia Background,
Distress Ink,
Just Rite Papercrafts,
Laura Cox,
vellum
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