I used her technique of stamping a background with acrylic paint (I used Distress Paint in Picket Fence), then blending Distress Inks over it to create a resist look. I also took some elements of her card layout as well.
Wednesday, 6 August 2014
CASEing Joy Taylor
I was so excited to see Joy Taylor's name in the latest Online Card class list of guest artists, not only because she is an amazingly talented artist whose style I adore, but also because she's such a fabulous person.
I used her technique of stamping a background with acrylic paint (I used Distress Paint in Picket Fence), then blending Distress Inks over it to create a resist look. I also took some elements of her card layout as well.
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I used her technique of stamping a background with acrylic paint (I used Distress Paint in Picket Fence), then blending Distress Inks over it to create a resist look. I also took some elements of her card layout as well.
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Your card is beautiful Michelle.
ReplyDeleteReally lovely card, great use of the technique.
ReplyDeleteannette.
fun card! Looks like lots of inspiration from the OCC!
ReplyDeleteCAS perfection! Love the ombre colours & layout :) Hugs Bev x
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