This was one of my cards that I sent in for homework. It was one of the very first ones i made with the stamps.
i started with the gelli backgound. I drew around the opening of the arch stencil on a card and put it under gelli plate.
Then i used buff titanium paint and covered gelli. I squashed a piece of copy paper and dabbed off some paint especially over the arch. Then i put a an arch mask over plate and pulled a print.
I added brown paint and used the brick wall stencil on top. I removed some paint with copy paper, removed stencil and again put mask over arch and put the first print on top to pull second print.
Then I stamped the large robin in black archival and embossed with clear powder. I also stamped flowers in black archival and clear embossed as well. Hills were created with torn copy paper and inked with clarity brushes. The sun was cutout in the arch stencil and again inked with the brushes. Forest created with small fir tree.
Flowers and robin coloured in various promarkers.
Finally finished off with some frosted glitter to give illusion of snow, and glossy accents in flower centres and robin's eye.
Sorry for the long post. Hope you stayed with me till the end and if you liked it please leave a comment. Hugs Theresa xx
It's not a long post Theresa. Its a lovely post! It is also a lovely card. Like what you have done. Hugs xx
ReplyDeletethanks Emma xx
DeleteGreat post about a wonderful card ...it's great reading about how cards have been made. I might give this a go xx
ReplyDeleteplease do/ it prob sounds more complicated than it actually is. once you get going they just roll out. i think after the first print i did about 5 in about as many minutes xx
DeleteLike the image well thought out too. You have explained it very clearly, might give it a go too, as a first gelli plate project.
ReplyDeleteoh yes you know you really want to use that gelli plate. just one word of warning....it's addictive once you start xx
DeleteLove the robin just got mine hope you don't mind if I use your card as inspiration x
ReplyDeletenot at all Karen. my card as inspiration... bring it on xx
DeleteI love this card its so cute. Sam
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Theresa just gorgeous xx
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty card, and so much work has gone into it! Very impressive. xxx
ReplyDeleteThank you ladies xx
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