I made two cards today for the One Layer Wednesday challenge hosted by Jennifer Styles this week. Although they are both one layer cards, one of them was much more involved than the other. This will show you the extreme looks you can create on a one layer card.
I have been making a lot of warm, sun and beach themed cards lately, and this one is no exception.
I sponged the sand and water, and used a brayer for the sky. I took Michelle Zindorf's brayer classes a little over a year ago, and love to play around with her technique. As you can see, you can create very elaborate cards with just one layer.
Supplies:
Stamps - All Night Media, Short & Sweet
Paper - GKD PL white
Ink - Crumb Cake, Cool Caribbean, Turquoise, Pacific Point, Summer Sun, Pixie Pink, Orchid, Espresso
Accessories - Post-it notes for masking, circle punch, Copic markers, brayer, sponges, white gel pen
This card is much more simple, but still packs a punch.
The bird cage and stand are embossed to make it look like wrought iron. The triangulation of red in the three image areas pulls the whole card together.
The large bird cage image in this set doesn't have a perch for the birds to sit on, so I drew one with a black marker before I stamped the bird cage.
Supplies:
Stamps - PTI Love Birds
Paper - GKD PL white
Ink - Riding Hood Red, Versamark, Memento tuxedo black
Accessories - clear EP, heat tool, quilting ruler, SAMJ
Thanks for stopping by. Hope you're having a great week!
K
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Wednesday, January 26, 2011
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