Have now returned from my very quick (but very enjoyable) long weekend away in UK. My son and his wife were very suprised to see us and the look on their faces was a picture. Felix's 1st Birthday Party was a huge success.
When I logged on this morning to the LIM Challenge I thought "NO don't do inks" but having had a think about it I came up with this. Hammered Cream Card A6 landscape. I cut a piece of card with a scalloped edge and used it as a mask both sides and just dragged the ink pad along as the card is hammered it picked up the "bumps" I then used Tim Holtz distressed Ink Crushed Olive as recommended by sister Di and stamped the grape vine. Don't really know what I am doing with these stamp pads but had a nice time playing. Off to play some more.
I'm so pleased you had fun doing this Sandra... I can't wait to see what you come up with next, playing with ink can be so therapeutic!
ReplyDeleteCharming card.
Thanks so much.
Chrissie
Lady LIM
"Less is More"
Using the ink pad directly onto the card has worked really well. I am not so brave and always end up using a sponge. Lovely effect on the textured card.
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely - well done for someone who 'doesn't do inks'!!!
ReplyDeleteLovely card
ReplyDeleteBeryl x
A lovely card!
ReplyDeleteGlad you had such an enjoyable trip to the UK. Well done on diving right in and playing with inks. Getting inky is real fun, enjoy !
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wynneth
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Smashing card.
ReplyDeleteLynne xxx
Great inking and I love the leafy stamp. xx
ReplyDeleteSo good oyu enjoyed trying a different technique Sylvie
ReplyDeleteThat's what it;s all about eh!
Sweet card, love the colours
Thanks so much
Mandi
Diva LIM
"Less is More"
Super card! Love the stamp you used.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful :) Sandra H
ReplyDeleteLove these colours together and great effect using the pad directly onto your card. x
ReplyDeleteLove the colours such a pretty card
ReplyDeleteWonderful card! Great color combo!
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