As soon as I received this beautiful set, I knew I had to create a watery scene in which to display one of the blossoms. This background was super easy to create, here's how:
- Start with three Distress Inks and a blending tool. I used Tumbled Glass, Crushed Olive, Hickory Smoke, and Chipped Sapphire.
- Die cut a small circle to act as the sun/moon and place on the top portion of your paper. (I used some low tack tape to hold it in place).
- Begin with Tumbled Glass and apply the ink to 3/4 of the card, leaving the bottom half without ink.
- Use Chipped Sapphire to add a darker blue around the moon.
- Add Crushed Olive to the bottom of the card. Use the blending tool to smooth out any hard lines so that the colors flow from one to the other.
- Use a piece of scrap paper and the Hickory Smoke ink to add a horizon line under the moon.
Once my background was completed, I added some flowers and grass using the Nature Silhouettes stamp set, stamping in black Archival Ink. I stamped the Lotus Blossom image on a separate piece of cardstock, colored with Copics, and fussy cut before attaching to the card front with foam tape. I then used a white gel pen to add some water marks. Finally, I added a few sweet dragonflies to the top of the card. All that was left was to assemble my card! This is actually a large card...7" tall so I'll probably attach this to a piece of chipboard to create a wall hanging.
I hope you enjoyed today's project...and get ready for the full reveal!!
2 comments:
Wow! this is simply stunning.
The depth of colour is beautiful.
Wow! This is stunning!
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