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Monday, 24 April 2017

IB53 - Happy Birthday


They have a very playful inspiration at this week's Inspired by All the Little Things:







I stamped and embossed the edge of the hydrangea stamp along the edge of my panel. I then masked this and stamped and embossed another impression to create my border.

You can see in the quick video that I get depth and interest in the colour of the flowers by using a light layer of one colour, then, once it's dry, adding a layer of a similar/darker colour. I used Blue Gray (092), Deep Blue (035), Bright Yellow (042), Orange (070), Pink (020) and Light Carmine (021) for my flowers and Light Blue (036) for my 'halo'.

I focused on:
-the colours
-the silver sparkle

I used:

11 comments:

  1. Ardyth, this is so lovely! Gorgeous colors and watercoloring!

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  2. Stunning colors - love how the bold fuchsia pink draws the eye down the length of the stamped flowers.

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  3. So beautifully colored! Love the silver embossing!

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  4. Beautiful! I'm starting to think I need to purchase some Zigs.

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  5. It is beautiful! Love the colours and the placing looks so great! Hugs, Gerrina

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  6. Beautiful! I love your wonderful take on the inspiration photo!

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  7. Absolutely lovely!...thank you for the video! It really helped understand the process! ♥

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  8. I love the hydrangea stamped along the edge like that, Ardyth.

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  9. Absolutely gorgeous design, I really love how the silver embossing look with your beautifully blended ZIG colouring! Thank you for sharing with us at Inspired By All the Little Things this week!

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  10. Gorgeous birthday card Miss Ardyth! Love your video, can't wait to try this.

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  11. Love seeing the watercoloring come to life! Thanks for playing at Inspired By All the Little Things!

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