Wednesday, 18 June 2014

Filigraphy Flower

It's a lovely day here today. I've just been out in my garden admiring it. Mum and Dad have been up to stay for a week and helped me tidy up my garden. It's never looked so good! Now I just have to keep it that way. Unfortunately the only sort of green fingers I have is when I've been messing about with ink! I will do my best though.


This card is one that sort of evolved along the way.


I started off by inking through the Filigraphy Flower stencil with a Clarity stencil brush and a make-up sponge. The colours I used are Dusty Concord, Picked Raspberry and Mowed Lawn Distress Inks.

I then stamped the Filigraphy Foliage stamps on top with the appropriate colour. As there isn't one for the stem I went around the edge with the thin end of my Mowed Lawn Distress Marker.

My original idea was to leave the background white but I thought it needed something else......  


......So I masked off the flower with Post-its to work on the background.

I used the A5 Stripes and the large Dotty Wave stencils with Dusty Concord ink for this.


I forgot to take a photo when I was doing it but I found that if you put a heavy book on the Stripes stencil when you're using it it stops the stripes moving.


A couple of the Remountable Line Sentiments and some green........


......and mauve gems finish it off.

Stamps and Stencils Used

Lynne
x



2 comments:

  1. Very lovely, Lynne. It would drive me mad cutting out all those masks! Worth it for the result xxx

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  2. Lovely as always Lynne, especially like how you overstamp in the same colour - I hadn't thought of that! x

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