I inked it up with Tim Holtz distress ink in Antique Linen, using my Misti. This way I could see the image and where all the components were. I then used Tombow markers on the stamp to place color on the individual areas. I used a paintbrush with water to pull out the color, then overstamped again with the Misti. I continued in this fashion until I reached my desired look.
When I took it out of the Misti, I used distress ink around the edges, and added some colored pencil highlights and shading here and there. Some embroidery thread and beads along the edge, and sequins on the card finish it off.
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3 comments:
Lynda, this card is lovely. The butterfly stamp is on my wish list...your card just confirms that it needs to be added to my stamp collection! tfs
Oh, wow, this is very beautiful. It just jumps right out at me.
Beautiful! I want to try this technique! Thank you for sharing how to do it!
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