Last time I went to
Honeypot Crafts I spotted a stamp that
Phill had used. He said it was from the Wild Aspapragus set by My Mind's Eye. I asked him if he could get me some and he rang, there and then to order them. I popped in last Sunday to pick them up and this is my first play with them. I used distress inks in antique linen, tea dye, vintage photo, spiced marmalade and dried marigold on the top one. I used a white gel pen to highlight a few bits, but I went a bit mad!
This second one I used the same colours except for the spiced marmalade and dried marigold, and I added a few dots of gold glitter glue. Main images were stamped with dark brown chalk ink on the first and vintage sepia versafine on the second. Not sure which works best.
Last time I went to Honeypot Crafts I spotted a stamp that Phill had used. He said it was from the Wild Aspapragus set by My Mind's Eye. I asked him if he could get me some and he rang, there and then to order them. I popped in last Sunday to pick them up and this is my first play with them. I used distress inks in antique linen, tea dye, vintage photo, spiced marmalade and dried marigold on the top one. I used a white gel pen to highlight a few bits, but I went a bit mad!
This second one I used the same colours except for the spiced marmalade and dried marigold, and I added a few dots of gold glitter glue. Main images were stamped with dark brown chalk ink on the first and vintage sepia versafine on the second. Not sure which works best.
Both are so beautiful and autumnal. Truly stunning cards Sally
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June x
Gorgeous cards Sally and such beautiful warm colours, they are both so elegant :) Donna x
ReplyDeleteThese are both stunning and I can see why you loved the stamp set. Love the colours too!
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Both gorgeous. Now I want those stamps too!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful cards Sal, I love them. I have to pass on a comment from my gran, who I sent one of your butterfly cards to. She said you are extremely talented:)
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