I haven't been crafty much lately, mostly because I've been going through physio for tennis elbow on my right arm (again) and have been in a lot of pain/discomfort. And I am right-handed, so...
But I got a little inky yesterday...
(Inspired by this one by Cindy Shuster)
For the backgrounds, I used some overlays (SU) and sponged black ink over top of my Kraft cardstock.
{If you don't have any overlays, you can always create your own using the Cricut Artbooking cartridge.
I even made one once using a doily or snowflake shape (can't remember which right now) from the Artiste cartridge and cut it out from a sheet of acetate so it could be reusable.}
I stamped the images with Versamark ink, then right into the Black ink and stamped it onto White Daisy cardstock. I sprinkled Clear Embossing powder over top and heat set.
After that, I simply colored the images with Copics.
For the stars, I colored onto scrap pieces of cardstock and then just used a star punch.
I love how the images pop!
I also did a little housework yesterday, and between that and inking my backgrounds, my arm is pretty sore and achy today. It is sooooo hard to do nothing!
I am heading off this week to go visit my sister... a girl's trip, so the boys are staying home.
So I won't have anything to post until I get back home.
Happy creating! :)
Supplies used (all CTMH unless otherwise noted):
Paper: Kraft, White Daisy CS
Stamp: You've Got a Friend - May SOTM
Inks: Black, Versamark
Copic Markers: Buttercup Yellow, Golden Yellow, Chrome Orange, Aqua
Embellishment: Lagoon Baker's Twine
Other: 3D foam tape, Micro-tip Scissors, Star Punch (other), Clear embossing powder
5 comments:
I love the colours!! Very nice!!
These are fabulous. I will certainly be rethinking those stamps. Thanks for the inspiration!
Wow...love the cards and seeing new techniques to make your own patterned paper. Thanks for sharing Vicki.
Hi Vicki. Thoughts and prayers are with you! I've been dealing with neck/shoulder/left arm---which the Physical Therapist discovered is actually coming from my right side scar (gall bladder and hysterectomy!)Myofascial tissue goes from that side---across to the left shoulder...?! I've finally gotten some relief-hope you will, too. I KNOW the girls trip will help! Blessings, Sharon
Such cute cards
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