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Monday, August 19, 2019

Dancing Daisies Split

Hi there.


I placed this stamp in my MISTI and inked the flowers with Distress Mini Cube Inks, 
using a damp waterbrush to move the color a bit and re-stamping as needed.

After the flowers were dry, I used some Tumbled Glass ink smooshed on my palette 
and my waterbrush to do a wet on wet wash in the background.  And then
 added some highlights to the flowers with Prismacolor pencils.


My dear friend, Nancy taught us this split card technique at the ESCR Retreat.
It seemed like the perfect fit for this card.

I'm sharing with The Flower Challenge
Blackeyed Susans are one of my favorite flowers.
They always bring forth happy memories.

ANYTHING GOES OPTIONAL WATER AND/OR WATERCOLOUR



Thanks for the visit and special thanks for your comments.

Enjoy!

Card Recipe
Stamps:  Dancing Daisies, Special Sentiments (PB)
Ink:   Mustard Seed, Peeled Paint (Distress Mini cube), Dried Marigold, Peeled Paint, Vintage Photo, Gathered Twigs (Distress Markers), Tumbled Glass (DI)
Paper:   Mixed Media (Strathmore 400 Series), Chocolate Chip (SU), Linen Texture (Darice), Neenah
Other:  Prismacolor Pencils, MISTI, Waterbrush, Papercutter


19 comments:

  1. The split technique is just perfect for your black eyed Susan's Bonnie! Such a pretty, pretty card and totally makes me smile!! :0)

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  2. love the effect of the split technique on this image Bonnie, awesome job with the divisions and layering :)

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  3. Oh Bonnie this is exquisite - love the image you have used and how you have stamped and coloured it.The way you have used the split technique is stunning
    Blessings
    Maxine

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  4. The coloring of the daisies looks so natural and realistic and the split technique adds a lot of interest. Very artsy and beautiful card!

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  5. These are fantastic. Love the coloring. [Bunny]`

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  6. Oh wow, love this card so much. The colors are awesome and that design really is striking. I'm not so good at math that I could figure this out but it is one of my favorites that you've made.

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  7. No this just has to be my all time favorite!!! You are a bright star and I am thrilled you shine in my life!!
    Sandy xx

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  8. Brilliant use of the cut up technique, Bonnie. Wonderful inking/watercoloring/stamping as always to get such beautiful depth of color. Great cut up design too. xx

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  9. Love the split design of your pretty daisies. Your coloring looks fabulous. TFS

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  10. Gorgeous watercolored and stamped black-eyed susan flowers, Bonnie. Wonderful wet on wet watercolor soft wash for your background and placement of your beautiful sentiment. Then you took your beauty a big step further...and added your split stamping card design:-) Stunning, my friend. TFS Hugs..Nancy

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  11. This split image looks wonderful Bonnie and love the bright sunny colour for your daisies, which look really like coneflowers, and finished with a great sentiment too. x

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  12. You did a beautiful job with this stamp, Bonnie! I have this one and sure didn't find it easy. Love the layout for it too. Great shading on it too.

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  13. This is the perfect image for the split design, Bonnie! LOVE your gorgeous, bright and happy flowers. Wonderful watercolouring! xx

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  14. This is so pretty, Bon! Lovely coloring and, wow, that image perfectly lends itself to Nancy's cut-up technique!! Hugs, Dolly

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  15. Lovely way to split up your beautifully coloured flowers - it adds so much extra interest to the card!

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  16. Such an artsy looking card with wonderful water colouring. Great technique with the split card and a really stunning card....Another frame to buy Bonnie! x.

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  17. Great card and loving your beautiful split image and pretty daisies too Bonnie.Thanks for sharing with us over at 'The Flower Challenge' ;) Viv DT xx

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  18. Colourful and full of sunshine. Another beauty! xx

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Enjoy! Bonnie