This is Sketch #60 on Sketches! by Tamara. Check it out here!
I just love Basic Grey's Periphery collection and decided to use snipets from the paper set. I took the cover page where it shows a bit of each paper and cut out the strips. That is what I used for my bg. For the main image, I used some glossy paper which I colored with some Copics by blending three different colors and used a technique that was called in the class I took, "Nasty Rag." (I know, could be called a better name...) This technique gives some diamension to your image, but for this, I used a sponge instead for a different look! LOL!!
The sponge gave it more of a marbled look but I liked it. I then stamped the image with Versamark and embossed it in copper. I used my Threading Water punch by Fiskars for the middle panel and distressed all edges. I then sponged the outerlayers and a little on the main image using Tim Holtz distressing ink and some SU! Close to Cocoa. I also sponged the Prima with some Always Artichoke to tone down the blue and frayed the ribbon ends. I hope you all stop by Sketches! By Tamara to play!! Thanks for stopping by and taking a peek!
Materials Used: SU! Baja Breeze, Glossy White, K&CO, Basic Grey Periphery,Fiskars Threading water punch, Copics, Corner rounder, Inkadinkado, Ribbon, Prima, Crystal brad, TAC, distressing tool
Wow! This is REALLY cool! I love that nasty rag! lol
ReplyDeleteBeautifully done, Deb!!
So pretty Deb, I love the dp and the birds are great! Welcome back. hee hee
ReplyDeleteVery pretty card! I love those birds and you did a beautiful job on the background of the stamped image.
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the team!! Your card is gorgeous, love that dsp and that background looks awesome! *STAMPIN HUGS* Alex
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL deb..love that stamp paired with the dp! GREAT JOB! Love it!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card! I love it! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card!!
ReplyDeleteI love the way you used the dp!!
Absolutely gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteDeb sent me this card and I have to say, it is BEAUTIFUL...the picture does not do it justice! I love it....beautiful work, Deb....
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