Not everyone knows how to do one, so here's a very rudimentary description:
1. Normally, first I stamp 2-3 script, typed, newsprint images randomly on a diagonal. I try to cover all the background without overlapping the script images.
2. Next, I'll stampe 2-3 images of silhouette or sketchy type images like single flowers or butterflies, insects, etc. Not alot, but I do like odd numbrs. Sometimes I'll stamp these images in same color as script, sometimes I'll add another color. You can make it as colorful as you like - the skies the limit.
Basically that's all there is to it. I like the old-world/vintage feel it gives.
For my card, I did exactly what I said above, only this time I stamped a flower & clear embossed it before anything else.
Kraft, chocolate and mellow moss were my colors of choice for today. I love my Copics, but I really enjoy making cards with my stamps & stamp pads, too. I'm happy with the way this one turned out. Hope the above hints helped you out.
Let me know what you think.
1 comment:
Beautiful, Collette!
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