Friday, 15 February 2019
"Less is More" #388 - Navy & Yellow
When I saw the Fable Friends stamp set in the Stampin' Up! Occasions Catalogue, I fell in love. Those little images remind me so much of the wonderful characters in some of my daughter's "read-to-me" books. Nostalgia made me buy them.
Since the challenge for which I decided to use this set asked for Navy & Yellow, the ducklings were a sure pick. I stamped them, coloured them with a combination of Stampin' Markers and my Blending pen and then began the meticulous job of cutting them out.
On a piece of Whisper White cardstock, I used my AquaPainter and Night of Navy ink to create a puddle and shadows near the bottom. Then I used the clouds and raindrops from my retired Weather Together stamp set to finish the simple rainy scene. At the very bottom I stamped a sentiment which is also from the Weather Together set.
Having glued the ducklings down to join with the shadows I painted, I took my glaze pen and created little swirls to give the illusion of puddles. I also put a spot of glaze onto each raindrop.
To finish, on a base of Heavy Whisper White, I used a matte of Night of Navy and then attached the stamped scene. I love the results and hope you do as well.
I've entered my card into the following challenges:
"Less is More" #388 - Navy & Yellow
Crafting With An Attitude #48 - Anything Goes
Since the challenge for which I decided to use this set asked for Navy & Yellow, the ducklings were a sure pick. I stamped them, coloured them with a combination of Stampin' Markers and my Blending pen and then began the meticulous job of cutting them out.
On a piece of Whisper White cardstock, I used my AquaPainter and Night of Navy ink to create a puddle and shadows near the bottom. Then I used the clouds and raindrops from my retired Weather Together stamp set to finish the simple rainy scene. At the very bottom I stamped a sentiment which is also from the Weather Together set.
Having glued the ducklings down to join with the shadows I painted, I took my glaze pen and created little swirls to give the illusion of puddles. I also put a spot of glaze onto each raindrop.
To finish, on a base of Heavy Whisper White, I used a matte of Night of Navy and then attached the stamped scene. I love the results and hope you do as well.
I've entered my card into the following challenges:
"Less is More" #388 - Navy & Yellow
Crafting With An Attitude #48 - Anything Goes
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I absolutely love your results! Those little ducks are so sweet and I can understand how you were made to buy them. Great card!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for joining the Crafting With An Attitude challenge.
Monica C. DT CWAA