Happy Monday, my friends!! I hope all you mommies and mommy-types had a great day yesterday! I had a wonderfully busy weekend--lots of baseball, rehearsals, a dance recital and much more. We just started "tech" week for the Central Wisconsin Children's Theatre's Cinderella production. It's a busy, busy week, but one that will make many memories!
Today, I am sharing a new I Brake For Stamps creation. I continue to play around with the bisters
and have a bister background to share. For me, it's about controlling the color saturation. There is a fine line between beautiful color and muddied background. The key is water and movement. I created this
background by layering multiple dippings of bister. This
little "dip" method works great for a marbled look.
I
began by sprinkling some bisters on my non-stick craft sheet and then
generously sprtized with water. After larger pools of wet bisters
formed, I dipped my cardstock into the inks. Dry. Repeat. And, do it
again! And, again and again, until you get the look you want.
To finish off this earthy looking card, I waited until the background was completely dry (over night). Then, I embossed Fennel Silhouette Negative directly on to it. A wide piece of burlap ribbon and some pearly accents finish things off.
Have a great day and, don't forget to be awesome! TTFN, Jane
I love "tag lines" on your posts - it always puts a tune in my head - we are so from the same generation!
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