I used a 'no line' watercolouring technique here - I stamped my images with Antique Linen Distress Ink onto watercolour paper and then used Distress and Tombow Markers to watercolour in the images. Because the Antique Linen is water reactive and a light colour it simply blends into the colour marker I used and you don't see a rigid stamped line!
I stamped the 'clouds' with a speech bubble from the Let's Talk stamp set from Pretty Cute Stamps - another of my favs! Then I used a white gel pen to draw stitching lines around the edge after watercolouring and stamping with a couple adorbable Gnomie sentiments.
Taking a cue from Raven, another one of the talented Pretty Cute Stamps Design Team members who is always doing something incredibly crafty, I used Shrinky Dinks plastic to stamp on the mushroom house and coloured it in with Prismacolor Markers before shrinking it with my heat gun. How cute?!! Wouldn't this make a cute charm for a bracelet?!
Inside, I stamped the speech bubble and added the Hello sentiment using the Let's Talk set. A few sequins adds the finishing touch.
Gnomies |
Let's Talk |
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This is so sweet. I love your gnome---
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DIANA L.
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Oh my gosh, this is so sweet and so clever! LOVE the shrinky dink mushroom house and that oh so adorable gnome!!
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I love this. The little is so sweet. I must try it. Thanks so much for all your inspiration. Love, love, love.
ReplyDeleteHi again.I meant to say the little mushroom is so sweet. I've never used Shrinky Dinks.
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Jan
Just getting a chance to really look at this and wanted to tell you what a great job you did on it!! I haven't tried the "no line" technique yet, but it's on my "to do" list. This card is super adorable!!
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