Saturday, 14 April 2012
Sponge a layer for JUGS
I used Tattered Rose Distress Ink to do the sponging, the stamped the blossom stamp (from a Stampin' Up set - can't remember the name of the set, sorry) and then coloured the blossoms with RV11 and RV29 Copics, with highlights with my Uniball Signo broad white gel pen. The sentiment is from Amuse Art Stamps.
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This is lovely! I like the two layers you created and how you colored them! So pretty! Thanks for playing with Just Us Girls!
ReplyDeleteOh fabulous splitting~ Gorgeous card~ Thanks for joining in with JUGS!
ReplyDeleteYour sponge technique is perfect! I only used my Nestie edge to sponge the focal mat of my card, but I'm definitely going to try this with the torn edge and stamping over top. Thanks for the inspiration. Hugs, Kathy
ReplyDeleteBeautifully done...I'd love for you to link up this week at 52 Card Pickup!!
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Fabulous strips of stamping and sponging, Michelle! Thanks for linking your card for "How I stretch my Stamps" challenge!
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