This was the first of the four projects we did at the Wollaton Workshop with Barbara Gray. This used the Tall Trees stamp and one of the tiny texture stamps. All
equipment was ready for us to use and Barbara gave us the mask for this
project to keep for our future use. We used Adirondack inks, a brayer,
the Splodge Away mat (essential for easy brayering), Clarity silk art
card, a black Sharpie pen and a black micron pen. Mine came out as quite soft colouring, which I actually liked, but many of the others achieved much more intensive colouring, which was just as lovely.
An added bonus was a
lovely, ready printed card for us to use to mount it later if we
wished. I might be wrong, (sorry if I am) but I think it was Dee Paramour who designed this mount for us. Barbara also taught us her clever way of making a mushroom
from a make-up sponge to add colour in the right place - really neat,
that.
The finishing touch was to use a micron pen to add the black dots round the border, which really made a huge difference, and is a much more cost effective way of creating the appearance of matting and layering. The black edge round the outside of the whole card was easily created with an upturned ruler and a black Sharpie pen.
I will be back later in the week with the other projects from that day for those who are interested. Meanwhile, I am off to have another go at some of the things I learned. Can't wait for the workshops next year to learn more.
1 comment:
really a nice card! I like the trees, they have a pretty posture.
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