Unlike the other one, which went really smoothly, this one gave me a lot of trouble! I had a vision of a country scene with gilded leaves falling across it, but I just couldn't get it to work.
For the first couple of attempts I tried a cottage scene with green grass and a blue sky. It looked pretty but when I applied the gilding flaked leaves it was far too busy.
In the end I decided to go really simple with both the scene and colour. I think this worked a lot better.
The silhouette stamps are stamped with Coffee Archival ink. The scene is done with Espresso Adirondack ink. I just added a tiny bit of Mountain Rose to the sky.
To apply the gilding flakes I used the fabulous Flitter Glu by IndigoBlu. You just use it like you would an ink pad and then you put the flakes on the sticky stamped image. When you've buffed of the excess you're left with beautiful gilded leaves.
Lynne
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Morning Lynne, Hope you have had a good weekend. I went to Doncaster with Jane and spent most of the day watching the fab Barbara and Maria demonstrating.oh it was SO good. I love your card and what a clever idea and your leaves look great . Hugs. X
ReplyDeleteI like this a lot Lynne! :-) xx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card, the gilded leaves look great.
ReplyDeleteClare x
Great card Lynne fab dies too
ReplyDeleteHaving the vision to come up with a design that works is marvellous, Lynne - it is a lovely piece of artwork.
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely Lynne, I love the background scene, the cows look great. Really good good idea. Sam
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