I finally got some time to play and tried a new technique.
It's one of the techniques that Loll linked to at the
I mixed some re-inker with water in some Stampin' Spritzers
(Daffodil Delight and Calypso Coral) and sprayed on a piece of
140 lb. cold press watercolor paper.
When is was dry, I placed a NBUS stencil on top and spritzed with water
I immediately lifted up the stencil and let the water work for about 15 seconds.
I blotted it with a paper towel and presto, a lovely, subtle, ghosted image!
All that was left was to stamp an image and dress it up and it was done.
The Misti came in really handy for stamping.
I had to stamp several times to get a good image.
is USE YOUR FAVORITE TECHNIQUE AND/OR PRODUCT
Right now I'm enjoying spraying/misting techniques.
My favorite product and technique is Stamping.
I love the variety I can get with stamps and ink.
I'm glad you could stop by.
Enjoy!
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Card Recipe
Stamps: You've Got This (SU), Kind Words (Verve)
Ink: Jet Black Archival (Ranger), Crushed Curry SU Marker (for center of flower)
Paper: Solar White (Neena), 140 lb. Cold Press Watercolor (Arches), Basic Black (SU)
Other: SU Re-inker (Daffodil Delight, Calypso Coral), Stampin' Spritzers, Flourish Stencil (Tim Holtz), Sequins (stash)
This is just beautiful! I love how you've created the background - and what a gorgeous colour. xx
ReplyDeleteA wonderful technique and I love the silhouette effect of the flower.
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DesÃre
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Hi Bommie
ReplyDeleteFabulous card... Love your Background
Hugs Sylvie xx
I love that technique yet have never tried it! Love the colors you mixed for the background and that beautiful flower stamp. So very pretty!!! Don't you just love that Misti!
ReplyDeleteLynn
AWESOME!! Your colours are gorgeous ... just like a beautiful setting sunset behind your flower. Great job with the ghosting technique --- love the dreamy design. And your outline flower is just perfect with that little bit of bling in the center and sequins. Thanks for playing along at Happy Little Stampers, Bonnie!! xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a a wonderful card Bonnie - I do love the ghosting effect, and thanks so much for the link!!
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Maxine
Bonnie, you are THE best student of technique! You nailed the ghosting with this stunning card!! Hugs, Darnell
ReplyDeleteOooooo I like that technique, and another way of using stencils, TFS your beautiful card and tips xxx
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous Bonnie, I am so loving how you did that background! Hugs, Brenda
ReplyDeleteI keep forgetting to try the ghost technique, but you've convinced me I need to! This is stunning, Bonnie!
ReplyDeletehello Bonnie! this is precious...luv the background! I am so glad you joined us for the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge!
ReplyDeletesparkle & shine *~*
This is beautiful Bonnie and the pretty colour and the ghosting technique has worked really well, and the flower stamped in black with the lovely sequins scattered around is just perfect. x
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