Rosemary D.
you are amazing
When I saw that the new SSS flickr challenge was to capture the colors of fall I knew I wanted to use a trio of leaf dies that I got from SSS late last year and had never used. I die cut the leaves and then inked them up with a mustard colored ink, a rust colored ink and then a deep burgundy ink. The background was created by using a small rectangular stamp from the Gifts of Love stamp set. I colored the stamp with a grey Tombow marker and stamped all the "bricks". I added more grey directly to the "bricks" and then blended out with water. An olive green Tombow marker was used to add more color to the "bricks" and then blended out. Once dry I arranged how I wanted the leaves and the sentiment to be and then stamped the sentiment using my MISTI. Finished by adding the little twine bow.
you are amazing
When I saw that the new SSS flickr challenge was to capture the colors of fall I knew I wanted to use a trio of leaf dies that I got from SSS late last year and had never used. I die cut the leaves and then inked them up with a mustard colored ink, a rust colored ink and then a deep burgundy ink. The background was created by using a small rectangular stamp from the Gifts of Love stamp set. I colored the stamp with a grey Tombow marker and stamped all the "bricks". I added more grey directly to the "bricks" and then blended out with water. An olive green Tombow marker was used to add more color to the "bricks" and then blended out. Once dry I arranged how I wanted the leaves and the sentiment to be and then stamped the sentiment using my MISTI. Finished by adding the little twine bow.