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Archive for October, 2013
Happy Birthday Carmen!
I wanted to make a special card for my niece Carmen whose birthday is today. Jennifer McGuire showed this technique on her blog:
http://www.jennifermcguireink.com,
and my friend Tessa made one on her blog: http://tessabellasblog.files.wordpress.com/2013/09/20130927-204450.jpg
So this is my take on it
Used to be…
I had thought of calling my blog “it used to be plain white card stock!”
I really like how I can make something out of a piece of white paper.
This technique uses the Picket Fence Distress Stain applied directly to a stamp then paper and dried. It then acts as a resist to the colors of Distress ink applied over top. Accented with honeycomb and black script in Archival ink
Same technique but different colors of Distress Inks
Hero Arts Leafy Vines
This stamp is so detailed and fancy, it doesn’t need much else in terms of embellishments
Harvest Thanks
We live in a farming community, although we do not farm ourselves. Everyone is thankful when the harvest gets finished before the snow flies. The ground is white today but hopefully it won’t stay
Image
Aged Map Birthday
Background made with Distress Paints then stamped with map in Archival ink.
The men stamped and cut out and attached with foam squares
Distress Paint Marbling
Enjoying a day off, practising all the different techniques from Creative Chemistry 102.
See previous post here ( https://bonnielynnsblog.wordpress.com/2013/10/07/creative-chemistry-102/)
Alcohol Inks and Stencils
I was a little heavy handed with the blending solution and got quite a bleached effect in areas, will practise again
technique still needs work!
Getting better at it!
bonnielynnsblog 
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on October 27, 2013