It's time for another Mixed Media Monthly Challenge! This month our theme is Silhouette and our sponsor is the awesome stamp company Visible Image from the UK.
I used the two stamp sets and stencil below on my card.
Own Kind of Beautiful |
Scripted Streets |
Cosmic Skies |
To create my card I started the background with Distress Crayons. I gessoed the card first,
put the crayons on and then rubbed them in with my fingers.
Then I put the stencil on top and sprayed water. Some water got under the stencil
and left a very random patterned. I kept spraying with water to get it lighter.
I really like the kind of snowy feel it has.
Here's the finished card. I stamped with Versafine Black Ink and a MISTI so I could get full coverage on the images. I mounted it to a 5 x 7 black card base and added some black pearls.
Love the background and those stamps you've chosen are on my wish list! Fabulous work! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteLove these colors! The background is gorgeous and makes a wonderful finished card!
ReplyDeleteI love how you made your background - I have to try that technique! The colors are perfect behind your butterfly and sentiment!
ReplyDeleteThe background is really cool never tried that method before cool
ReplyDeleteLove the contrast of the colors & the silhouette. Cool technique!
ReplyDeletegorgeous card :) I love how you created the background, it does give a magical snowy look.
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Preeti
Wow, what an amazing background you created with the Distress Crayons and stencil! The butterfly stamp looks so beautiful in silhouette against that colourful background too - perfect 😁. Happy November! J 😊
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous background and beautiful butterfly!
ReplyDeleteI just love that butterfly stamp! The black silhouette looks amazing over the background
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love your snowy background Donna - it's gorgeous! I think I have those stamps so thank you very much for the added inspiration to use them Karen x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful background! Love that butterfly!
ReplyDeleteLilian
The Leaf Studio
Fabulous background - thanks for sharing how you did it.
ReplyDeleteElaine