Saturday 17 October 2020

Birthday



Having fun this month trying out different techniques with stencils.... I used photographic paper and Distress Oxide inks.  Firstly I smooched ink in different Autumn shades over the paper, and wiped it clean with baby wipes.  Then with the stencil in place sponged deeper shades over the flowers and leaves... and wiped over the surface again, bringing up the lovely bright colours.  I took to it then with a fine black marker, roughly outlining the flowers and leaves and adding some mini circles to the flower centres then white gel pen.  I used a black card base and die cut the sentiment twice - one white which I coloured up with fired brick DO and clear embossed it, and a black die cut to use as a shadow.... I used a strip of vellum to help the sentiment stand out .


Thanks for stopping by my blog  --- have a Happy Day and stay safe


Card Recipe 
Stamps: 
Dies: CUTplorations - Birthday
Inks: Distress Oxides - Carved pumpkin, Candied apple, Fossilized amber, Mustard seed, Cracked pistachio Distress Ink - Fired brick
Other:  ARTplorations - Bold florals mini stencil, clear embossing powder, vellum, fineline black pen, white gel pen, photographic paper

4 comments:

  1. This looks fabulous Robyn, love the brighter flowers on the muted shades. Your pen work really makes the flowers pop too, gorgeous card, Cathy x

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  2. Stunning and beautifully colourful card Robyn - love how yu have stretched the use of the stencil
    Stay safe
    Blessings
    Maxine

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  3. Beautiful Distress Oxide ink on photo paper technique, Robyn. I have not done the technique for a long time..Thanks for the inspiration. Love your choice of Fall color inks and your die cut sentiment over a vellum flag. TFS and so pleased you joined us at STAMPlorations Stencil Challenge. Hugs..Nancy

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  4. oooh Robyn this is so pretty. I love these flowers in the orange. Thanks for sharing with STAMPlorations Stencil Challenge.

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Thank you for taking the time to comment, all encouragement and inspiration is very welcome. May your day be a happy and extra special one, cheers Robyn