Friday, September 7, 2018

Revisiting An Old Technique

 After searching for over an hour for a certain file of digital BG papers,(still don't know where it went!) I finally gave up and decided to make my own.  I wanted wood paneling behind the image so I grabbed a piece of SU Blush Blossom , scored it at uneven increments, then used three different colors of brown craft ink and distress oxide ink.  I was just practicing with this piece but ended up liking the results and used it for this card.
The basket image is a Stamploration stamp which I colored with Copics and Prisma pencils.  I cut it out with the coodinating die but then fussy cut off the border that was left.  It is popped up with dimensional tape and adhered to a piece of vanilla cardstock cut to fit the scalloped frame, Lacey Frame by Spellbinders.
The verse is digital printed on vanilla cardstock.
MFT Card Challenge:
Challenges:
MFT - sketch
Joy Clair - mood board
Crop Stop - anything
Simon Monday - stamp
Simon Wednesday - stamp
Time Out - Let us be grateful for what makes us happy.
Stamploration Theme - anything

Stamploration Anything Goes
 Word Art Wednesday - anything

5 comments:

  1. Love this fabulous creation! Thank you so much for sharing with us at Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge. :)

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  2. What a wonderful harvest basket, Marsha ... bold, rich and beautifully coloured ... and that background wood is brilliant ... so clever! Thanks so much for playing along with us at Time Out! Anita :)

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  3. Oh I love this technique, too! It is very classy but fancy technique to make beautiful vintage mood card. Love the colors and shades you've created, Marsha. The vegetables look so yummy and your coloring is wonderful.
    Thank you so much for joining us at Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge!

    Marge
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  4. Beautiful coloring and I LOVE the wood panel background you created for this card! Stunning! Thanks so much for linking up to the Cropstop blog this month!

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  5. I can't believe you made your own wooden background paper!!! I would never have known it was handmade, you did an amazing job and definitely knew what you were doing! This is such a wonderful card for Fall and your colouring of the fruit is so good, the apple outside the basket looks real! Fab card and I'm so glad you shared it with us at TIME OUT!

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