Hello crafty friends! What a beautiful day we are having here in the SW of the UK, which makes a change for this part of the world! Are you all having good weather? I know that I have been remiss lately with my card making, but I have been engrossed with 'pocket letters' , which means, of course, that there is a whole raft of different supplies I need to get . . . joking!!
As we are going to be away from any form of technology from next week until the end of September, I thought that I should get at least one card made before we go. I do have my usual scheduled post ready, but that's it.
So, with out further ado, I will introduce my card. This is for the CAS Mix Up August Challenge, which calls for, stamping, sprays and your choice.
My choice is, a die cut. As always, details will be below the pics.
I don't know if this technically qualifies as 'spraying' as it was only water. I hope so.
As my Brushos have sat neglected since I bought them and tried them out the once, I thought I would get them out and have a play.
First, I took a piece of watercolour 'paper' and sprinkle some 'Leaf Green' and 'Turquoise' Brushos on to the piece and then sprayed with water, then I watched the magic happen. I sprinkled a bit more in places that seemed to be missed and tilted the paper around, to get the Brushos moving. Just before it was completely dry, I sprinkled a little more and sprayed sparingly with a little more water. Then I left it to dry.
I liked how the piece turned out, so I didn't want to cover it up too much, so I chose a die cut that would not obscure too much of the background. I adhered the Brusho panel flat to a slightly textured card base, adhered the die cut and stamped the sentiment with two different colour pigment inks.
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