Have you tried the ghosting technique yet?
Here's another of my tries.
Thanks for the visit and special thanks for your comments.
Here's another of my tries.
After sponging some Distress Ink on a piece of cardstock, I used Shery Russ' technique
and stamped with water on the background.
I was a bit too overzealous with the water. Oops!
So I die cut a butterfly to pop over one ghosted butterfly and
stamped over the other.
I splattered a little bit of water on the background too so there's some ghosted drops.
So I used Stamping, Ghosting Technique, Die Cuts and Embossing with a Die
for my mixed media.
Thanks for the visit and special thanks for your comments.
Enjoy!
Card Recipe
Stamps: Butterfly Trio (PB), Friendship Messages (SSS)
Ink: Early Espresso, Tangerine Tango (SU), Mustard Seed, Wild Honey Picked Raspberry (Distress)
Paper: Watercolor (Strathmore Cold Press), Mixed Media (Strathmore)
Other: Kaleidoscope Butterfly (MB), Stitched Square Die (LI), Sequins (PPP)
Beautiful, Bonnie! Love the technique and that butterfly is just gorgeous to boot! Also crushing on the fact that you hid your boo-boo by stamping over it, love the dimension it adds!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty, the orange panel is lovely, such a great fall color and it looks nice on the stark off-white background.
ReplyDeleteI love it when stampers point out their mistake and then I have a hard time finding it! It just looks great!
TFS! ~~Heidi @ My Little Stamping Blog
Sweet! Love the ghosted image and drops. The butterfly pops off that bright orange ... so pretty! xx
ReplyDeleteA lovely card Bonnie. It's a lovely technique and I love your vibrant colours. Barbxx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card, the orange background is beautiful. I've never tried the ghosting technique, something else to add to my 'to try' list! xx
ReplyDeleteLove this Bonnie -the intense orange and the fabulous ghosting - even if some of it is hidden :-)
ReplyDeleteBlessings
Maxine
I love this card. Ghosting is my next project and you and Loll have really made me step out of my comfort zone. I loved the marbling and this technique looks like so much fun and several ways to try it. I love how you "fixed" your card. It really added to the design.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card and colors! I do want to try stamping with water and thanks to you I know now what to do when I use too much of it! Glad you didn't let this beautiful piece go to waste!
ReplyDeleteSince butterflies are a major fave of mine, I have never seen a b'fly card I didn't like but this one really pops with the color and b'fly ghosting. Love it! Plus your usual good saves with boo boos.
ReplyDeleteGreat recovery from the mistake of too much water! It adds even more interest and dimension to the card. Love the embossed frame too.
ReplyDeleteOMG Bonnie...Absolutely Stunning Ghosting card. I Love your technique of using water on your stamped butterflies. I will have to try that technique. So pretty with your saturated Fall colored background. Your CAS design turned out so beautifully too. TFS my friend. Hugs, Nancy
ReplyDeleteJust love your ghosted background, Bonnie - perfect with the die cut butterfly on top!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cheerful colours Bonnie, love the ghosting technique, it looks so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLove and hugs
Maarit
Beautiful. Great job with this technique. Love the colors and the butterfly.
ReplyDeleteThat's a wonderfully bright color making for a perfect autumn butterfly card. I like the ghosting and the stamped bits. Makes for an interesting background.
ReplyDeleteWonderful bright orange and I love the layered die cut butterfly - the perfect accent to your design!
ReplyDeleteOh so very very pretty Bonnie!! I love those butterflies! and your colors are stunning!! Happy Sunday!!
ReplyDeleteJust seeing the damage from Matthew and I hope you are far enough inland to be safe. Thinking of you and sending prayers for you and your state.
ReplyDeleteThe ghosting is a wonderful effect in watercolour. I love the lovely orange colour for this gorgeous butterfly panel.
ReplyDeleteOh wow--so, so pretty, Bonnie!
ReplyDeleteIf you hadn't told us we would have thought everything was intentional, Bonnie. It turned out fantastic.
ReplyDeleteI love how this background has turned out, Bonnie.
ReplyDeleteIt looks fantastic with the white die cut. X