I've made a couple more cards using the penny black stamps I bought from Sir Stampalot and the Hero Arts text stamp. The first poppy image I did on silk finish card and the second onto watercolour paper. Both are coloured with distress inks. On the first I used fired brick and on the second I used faded jeans. Not my best colouring on the second one. I couldn't seem to stop it from going blotchy. Thanks for looking!
11 comments:
Looks gorgeous to me Sally no sign of blotches lol. Bother very beautiful, a great stamp to have.
Pinky
Hello Sally. Two gorgeous cards. Love the poppies and the colours you have used. Very classy cards, so beautiful. Happy Crafting.
Love Sandra xx
Very beautiful. All the different stamps you have used are gorgeous.
Clare x
beautiful cards sally.i just love poppys.
sorry but ive been such a bad blogger recently and crafter come to think of it.You can tell the better weather is coming!!
love debbie xx
Beautiful cards. Poppy's are one of my favourite flowers. Love them both.
Marion
Beautiful Sally, it helps blending on water colour paper if you brush over with a brush slightly moistened with water first and leave that a short while to soak in. If you then paint your first layer leave that to dry a little then build up for more intense colour or for darker shading. Lighter shading can be achieved by painting over with water before it dries. Hope that makes sense!
Thanks for your beautiful card, it is gorgeous.
x Michelle
These are really lovely cards, love that poppy image, and the papers you've used with them!
(Lyn)
Love your poppies, Sally, that new stamp is gorgeous. Your colouring certainly doesn't look blotchy to me!!
Hope your weekend is going well.
Lisax
Both absolutely beautiful. Can't see anything at all wrong with the colouring. Real poppies aren't uniformly smooth in their colouring either. x
These are both gorgeous Sally and I love the stamps you've used in the background.
Hugs
Lesley Xx
It always amazes me how different images can look when done in different colours. These are lovely.
Lesley x
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