I planted some more natives to screen off the back yard and also put in my avocado and plum trees.
AND....
I still managed to sqeeze in some time to try out this technique from Tim Holtz called "faux bleaching"

I loved the way this turned out, here is what I did:
* Stamp on your image with Perfect Medium.
* Emboss with clear embossing powder and heat.
* I used moonshadow and glimmermist in various colours on the background to get this look.
* Put butchers paper over your project and iron with a very hot iron to re-melt the embossing powder until it comes off onto the paper.
* This will take all of the embossing powder off and leave you with a flat surface with the original cardstock showing through.
* Stamp other images onto the project in black ink, then decorate as you wish.
There you have it, quick, simple and very effective.
I hope you've had a happy and productive weekend.
beautiful Sue! I saw that technique on Tim Holz's Blog also, you made it beautifl with the moon shadow mist, I can see wich one you used ;)
ReplyDeleteWow this is soo beautiful, I will give it a go now, thanks for the inspiration & tute
ReplyDeleteSue, what a great day you had. I love the card, it turned out so beautifully.
ReplyDeleteSue, this is awesome...I am definately gonna go try this!
ReplyDeleteits Fabulous. I love the softness.
ReplyDeleteneato. and i love that bird stamp. your garden sounds yummy.
ReplyDeletegreat job!
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