Hello
It's the second week of Art Impressions Challenge #171, the challenge is to use Water-based inks! The design team is also show casing new fabulous Easel dies!! These dies make sending a card that can be displayed so easy!!
AI did a fabulous video showing how to create your easel card, you can see it here! Much better then me trying to explain it!! :) I used some pattern paper that looks like white wood with arrows on the other side. You don;t have to use double sided pattern paper but it does look good if you do!!
The die set also comes with a couple basic shapes, that you can layer. I used the bigger rectangle to cut some white water color paper. For my main focal point i used the new Watercolor Mini Clay Pot stamp set. The water-based inks i used were Marvy's Le Plume II markers and i used them for the first time! They work great with water, definitely going to be doing some more coloring with these!!
I used the markers to color the stamps, then pressed the stamp to my rectangle. With water i pulled the ink from the stamped image to fill in the image. To add more color or make some areas darker, i would add more ink with my marker and use water to spread it around. I did the same thing with the leaves and flowers.
For the sentiment i cut the oval die that comes with the easel die and stamped the sentiment from the Bench set. I wrapped some twine around the colored image and added it and the sentiment oval to my easel card with foam tape.
I hope you will play along with us, there is still time to!! Thanks so much for stopping by!!
Dana
October 29, 2015
Art Impressions Challenge #171 - Use Water-based Inks
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This is very pretty Dana! I think because your background paper is so neutral it really makes your image pop!
ReplyDeleteOh, this is gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteDana, this has such a soft, country feel to it! Perfect with the milk jug :o)
ReplyDeleteI love the technique on the flowers, makes them so soft and airy and those easels are a great idea!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Karen, the perfect backdrop for that awesome milk can!! Great card, Dana!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, Dana...your woodsy background adds such impact to the pretty milk jug and flowers...
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