


This is a close up of the paint technique I used on the bird. If you look closely you can see that I used a coordinating purple marker to outline the flourishes. I made them by stamping on top of the bird with the flourishes stamp from the Grace Workshop on the Go while it was covered in the Create a shade paint. I used the matching marker to also shade the bird and flowers. You'll notice the shading on the branch too. To attach the clear shapes I used the Xyron. It worked perfectly to give a secure translucent fit.
Stampsets used:
A Tweet
Ink:
Bamboo
Cocoa
Hydrangea
Amethyst
Paper:
Green B&T Duo from Emporium
Accents:
Journaling Spots Journey
Colonial white Rickrack
Pearl Beads
Rubons: Nature's Ambiance
Rubons: Nature's Ambiance
Clear Shapes
6 comments:
The bird is just gorgeous. Love your card and your blog.
Very neat. I have not used the create a shade...I might just have to now. Thanks for sharing.
Fabulous card! Thanks for the technique tip!!
i love this
love this... very very inspiring. i happen to also be a HUGE emporium fan!!
This card is awesome! Your work is so pretty. TFS
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