I mixed some Picked Raspberry in with my embossing paste and spread it in the middle of the Studio Calico Mister Huey's Masks - Circle Graph. Then I added a dash of Salty Ocean which gave a lovely lilac colour and spread it towards the edges. I love the effect!
I used a velvet brad which mixes well with the texture.
So here's the full card ...
And here's what the craft space looks like after a couple of days stamping ... hardly space to put a card down! I think my brain works faster than my hands can create, so things just pile up. I think a little tidying is on the cards tomorrow.
Janet, I just saw your gorgeous card at Virginia's View Challenge and I couldn't resist taking a closer look! Your stenciled circle graph is amazing - I love the asymmetrical design and the beautiful colors that you achieved with two different inks! It's really a wonderful card!
ReplyDeleteFabulous card Janet, I really must take the plunge and try out my new stencils and paste - especially when I see how brilliant the results can be on cards like this! My craft space looks far worse than your hun! Jo x
ReplyDeleteYour card is artsy and fabulous! Love how those two colors mix together!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous and I just love those colours together! Am a big fan of your cards and this one is another beauty! My craft space looks like that pretty much ALL the time :-)
ReplyDeleteLove that textures on the stenciled background, Janet! Excellent choice of sentiment and design! Your craft room looks fabulous! (much neater than mine--LOL). So glad that you join the fun over Virginia's View Challenge!
ReplyDeleteWOW! I love how you mixed your inks to create such a unique blend of colors on this card! Perfect with this stencil, too! Such an awesome card, Janet!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing a pic of your craft space...it's too bad we don't have a craft fairy to clean up for us when we're finished creating :-)
awesome card...love the colours you used...
ReplyDeleteI love this card. I love the colors that you mixed. I just signed up for your blog. thank you so much for sharing your technique and color selection with us.
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