Hello! I have a card to share that I made using the current sketch at Freshly Made Sketches.
To make this card I started by doing some ink blending on white watercolor paper, I used 3 shades of distress inks, Tumbled Glass, Broken China, and Peacock Feathers. It gave a very subtle color difference top to bottom, but I didn't want the background to be overly "loud". Next I splattered some water drops on the background, then cut it with a Winnie & Walter scallop border die. The hearts were cut with a PTI heart die, and stamped with some PTI stamps for the patterns. The dies in the corner are from Concord & 9th Layers of Love die set, I cut 2 of them and offset them a bit and tied some black and white bakers twine around them and made a bow. The sentiment was stamped with the Concord & 9th Sophisticated Script stamp set. I added a tiny heart after the Mr and Mrs (PTI). I'm really loving my Concord & 9th stamps and dies and have made quite a few cards with them that I've only posted on Instagram, I'll try and do a blog post soon showing them so those of you who don't use Instagram can see them :)
Thanks so much for stopping by today!
Beautiful ink blending Diane. Love that Concord & 9th need to get it, wish the dollar wasn't doing so poorly!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I am not on instagram for crafting plus I like to read about how you make the cards so I appreciate you posting!
ReplyDeleteI love the background you created! Beautiful with the black! Glad joined us at FMS!
ReplyDeleteThe background is fantastic! Your ink blending looks so great with the black & white!
ReplyDeleteGreat use of the sketch! Love the inky goodness.
ReplyDeleteFabulous take on this sketch, Diane! Love the inking in the background and the gorgeous color combo! I just ordered that script stamp set from Concord and 9th last week---can't wait for it to arrive!!! So pretty!!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful card! I love those hearts and that amazing background! Definitely a great take on the sketch! Thanks for joining us this week at Freshly Made Sketches!
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