Her:
His: Same idea and stamp as used above but using white pigment ink and more muted, masculine colors. I particularly like this one and would use this technique of "ghosting" again.
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
His and Her Cards Day Two: Set One
Another day another batch of cards. First set was a very interesting lesson in colors of the rainbow. At least for the Her card. I just went with my gut feeling rather than try to follow the actual steps shown in how to add these colors in rotation. I also did not have a solid stamp for this challenge so just went with this fern-like leaf stamp. I am pretty happy with the results. I stamped the rotation by eye rather than using any device to position the stamp each time. It worked!
Her:
His: Same idea and stamp as used above but using white pigment ink and more muted, masculine colors. I particularly like this one and would use this technique of "ghosting" again.
Her:
His: Same idea and stamp as used above but using white pigment ink and more muted, masculine colors. I particularly like this one and would use this technique of "ghosting" again.
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Gorgeous design and what a good stamp to use!! :)
ReplyDeleteLove the bottom one Farley, the colors are so you! Both are very nice!
ReplyDeleteGreat cards I only got to make one and it's my first time ever doing anything like this!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful color choice and results!
ReplyDeleteThese are fantabulous. I love the look you achieved with that stamp. Coolio.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea to use this stamp for your card design. Looks awesome!
ReplyDeleteexcellent, and so glad that they picked your card as it is fantastic!
ReplyDeleteFAB stamping Farley!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards! The colors are perfect! Congrats on being featured in class! :]
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