I have fallen in love with this gorgeous stamp by Rachel Greig of Darkroom door . I have stamped it twice to create this rich background in archival teal ink. The flower has been created by painting a piece of card with claudine helmuth teal and then white paint and then dry embossed the stencil and sanded the raised areas. The petals were then cut out to add dimension. Thanks for looking.
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8 comments:
Wow, Cathy, this is stunning. You come up with the most amazing techniques that have such gorgeous results!
Beautiful, Cathy! I'd like to see your silhouette grasses series here, too, with maybe a little explanation of how you did the backgrounds? Did you mask them as you went?
wow! this is gorgeous, Cathy! i love the color, too!
Cathy, this is fab - love it.
the most amazing techniques that have such gorgeous results
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Wow the techniques you always use just blow me away. The card is stunning so I'll have to give this a go. Miss ya sista!
Yummy, yummy, yummy! I'm with all the others - tutorials, please!
Hi, Cathy! Gorgeous card! I love the rich background you created with the Darkroom Door stamp! :-)
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