Wood Paneling.
For this project I have used a stamp from the new Chocolate Blocks stamps - O is for... , and letters from the Classic Alphabet Upper Case set, Versafine sepia ink, Distress Inks, clear EP, CB Seasonal Elements stencil and a stencil from my stash.
I began with a piece of white card and stamped and embossed the 'O', using sepia ink and clear EP. I did the same with the other letters to spell the word 'Wood'. I painted the tree and hill with DIs and added another hill in the distance.
I used both stencils to add leaves and a woodgrain pattern to the focal panel. I then attached the panel to a dark brown base card.
Beautiful Grunge.
This is another card but with a grungy, pretty, mixed media theme to it. I have used stamps from the Butterfly Mind and Freedom Flower sets, black Versafine ink, clear EP, Koh-I-Noor paints and metalic copper acrylic paint from my stash.
I started with a piece of corrugated cardboard and peeled away the top paper layer in various places to add texture.
I used DIs to stamp the grid strip randomly over the cardboard then added the dots. When the inks were dry I dabbed copper paint all along one edge and held the panel up to allow the paint to run and drip down the panel.
I took some white card and stamped and embossed the film strip images using black ink and clear EP. I used the paints to colour the images before cutting them out and attaching them to the background panel. I repeated the last step with the sentiments then attached the whole completed panel to a white base card.
Thank you very much for dropping in today, and for all your support and lovely comments throughout the year, I really appreciate it, and so do my team mates!
I'll be back with more craftiness in 2020, in the meantime I wish you all a wonderful Christmas a very Happy New Year!
x x Penny x x
Two gorgeous cards Penny, beautiful colours and such interesting designs. I especially love what you did with the first so innovative and a really pretty result, and the second has lots to look at and butterflies are always a winner, especially when used by someone as adept as you. I love the copper acrylic drips, really lush. x
ReplyDeleteVery artistic works, so clever both!
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