welcome to my blog where today I am sharing a postcard I made for AALL & Create. I used some new release stamps and some old too.
I wanted to create a nice colourful project which I think I did, but I am not sure whether I like it much. Might be a little busy ! lol
And here is how:
Fist I cut a postcard size piece of paper out of a sheet of watercolour paper. I then decided to use good old Distress Inks. I smooshed them onto my craft sheet and dunked the paper in it and dried. I repeated this until I was happy. I used three colours: Picked Raspberry, Salty Ocean and Mustard Seed.
I then put the Sundew stencil on top and added white acrylic paint over it. I applied two layers.
Next I randomly stamped the card with these two stamp sets...
... and added some numbers from this stamp.
Stamped and coloured the birds and cut them out when I was finished.
I added some black acrylic paint along the edges of the card where the black stamping is to frame it. Next I put two types of washi tape towards the bottom of the card for the birds to sit on.
I then added the birds. I didn't think they stood out well enough so I used a paintbrush with some white acrylic paint to go around the birds to make them a bit more visible on the busy background.
When I was happy I added the sentiment which is a Tim Holtz Snarky sticker. I intentionally used the black version of the sticker because it balances the card out.
I used the following stamps:
#292 - Scripts by Bipasha Bk
#304 Heartfelt by Tracy Evans
#280 - Enumerated by Olga Heldwein
#346 - For the birds by Janet Klein
I also used a stencil:
#94 - Sundew by Olga Heldwein
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love your colors and the chicken is adorable!
ReplyDeleteFabulous postcard. Love the contrasts and texture goodness.
ReplyDeleteWhat a terrific postcard, Corrie...and I just LOVE how the bottom chicken looks like a laughing mouth at a quick glance. It most certainly reinforces the sentiment. :D
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