..for all your sweet words on my last post! I'm glad you enjoyed the Altenew stamp set as much as I do, and for those of you who haven't been able to get your hands on it yet, it will be worth the wait, I promise you. ;)
Anyways, I'm popping in with an "old" card today - I have a ridiculous amount of drafts gathering dust right now. I used to write up posts as soon as I had taken pictures of the card, and then just post when I needed to/felt like it, but since school started last fall, I just couldn't keep up.
So the fact that I have around 200 written drafts (combined with the cards I never wrote posts for) should give you an idea of how many cards I haven't blogged yet.
It's pretty ridiculous.
My plan is to post an older card every other blog post - it's fun (for me, at least ;)) to look back to only a year ago and see the differences in my cardmaking style and photography.
A clean and simple one-layer card - the coloring of the truck was made possible by Tim Holtz Distress Ink markers. Just as a tip, using the markers works better on rubber than on clear stamps - I don't know the science behind it, but the ink just seems to cling better and not pool up on rubber.
Thanks for stopping in and have a great day!
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Cardstock: Strathamore
Stamps: Hero Arts "Past Times"
Ink: Tim Holtz
Anyways, I'm popping in with an "old" card today - I have a ridiculous amount of drafts gathering dust right now. I used to write up posts as soon as I had taken pictures of the card, and then just post when I needed to/felt like it, but since school started last fall, I just couldn't keep up.
So the fact that I have around 200 written drafts (combined with the cards I never wrote posts for) should give you an idea of how many cards I haven't blogged yet.
It's pretty ridiculous.
My plan is to post an older card every other blog post - it's fun (for me, at least ;)) to look back to only a year ago and see the differences in my cardmaking style and photography.
A clean and simple one-layer card - the coloring of the truck was made possible by Tim Holtz Distress Ink markers. Just as a tip, using the markers works better on rubber than on clear stamps - I don't know the science behind it, but the ink just seems to cling better and not pool up on rubber.
Thanks for stopping in and have a great day!
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Cardstock: Strathamore
Stamps: Hero Arts "Past Times"
Ink: Tim Holtz
I think this one is beautifully inked! I like the effect very much!!
ReplyDeleteI love how the inking gives the image a sort of crinkled effect. Fab. :)
ReplyDeleteLove it Clare. Don't know if that sentiment was meant for that image but it's absolutely perfect.
ReplyDeletePerfect technique for this image, I love the worn, vintagey, aged look from the distress markers!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous card and car image Clare, love the soft watercolour look to it too :) Viv xx
ReplyDeleteAaaaaah. That's my kina card, Clare! So simple. So powerful. That ink is perfection for the old darling and so is the sediment!! Enjoy the weekend!! Hugs, Darnell
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