Thursday, 30 July 2015
Blended background
One of Laura Bassen's lessons in the Online Card Class "Background check" was doing ink blending in the middle of a card - it is more difficult to get a nice, blended look when starting with the blending tool on the cardstock rather than off to the side. I was so careful to get a nice blend in the centre, with the three colours mixing just enough but not too much - and then I decided to cut a butterfly out of the centre, anyway! LOL!
I'll also be sharing this card over at the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge - this week, it is Anything Goes.
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What a great and imaginative design to showcase the technique!
ReplyDeleteMichelle, this ist amazing! So simple but so cool!!!
ReplyDeletethis is so so pretty. I really love everything about it
ReplyDeleteA fabulous card Michelle, your blending is superb and such pretty colours......your die-cut butterfly is beautiful!!
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Heather xx
Thanks so much for joining us with Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge.