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I am adjusting to the fact that FALL is upon us and so I thought I would show off a card today that is very fall related. You have to remember that I live in Southern California and it is pretty much just like any other summer day here right now!
I just love the mosaic look of this pumpkin stamp. I wanted you to see a close-up of the design in it and the way that I colored it.
I took my Marvy markers directly to the rubber and used a few different shades. When you do this, you just start with the lightest color you want to use. Then add a few coordinating shades of markers here and there. I spritzed the image with water when I had it all colored and stamped it.
Thank you for visiting, Linda (lbpost)
AUTUMN’S PALETTE card
Materials:Card stock
Patterned papers – Pumpkin Bead Board and Harlequin print/Bo-Bunny Press
Pumpkin stamp – Eureka Stamps
Marvy markers to color stamps
Fine water mister – JudiKins
Chestnut Roan Fluid Chalk stamp pad
Phrase rub-ons – Deja Views
Flourish rub-on – Mini Marks/American Crafts
Zig Zag scissors – Family Treasures
what a great card! Personally, I cant wait for Card making day! I'm heading to a Team Day with my Stampin Up upline!!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the weather! Its raining here!
jean
That is just too cool for school Linda! I love the direct to rubber marker tech and yours came out fab!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card Linda!
ReplyDeleteI will be celebrating World Card Making Day for the first time this year. I am really looking forward to this. So, yes i will be checking back on your blog. I really love your card.
ReplyDeleteThe mosaic pattern on that pumpkin is so cool...but you'll have to explain to me what the spritzing did...is that what gave it the water-color look? (I'm not a great stamper, but should be, considering all the stamps I own :)
ReplyDeleteWow! What a beautiful, elegant card!! I will be here on Card Making Day!
ReplyDeleteSuper card, Linda!! And I'm like you - enjoying nice sunny summer-like days here though in the South.
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty Fall card Lisa. LOVE that technique! Have a great evening. :)
ReplyDeleteI really love the colors and the texture of the pumpkin is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteSuzie - the ink in the markers is dilluted by water so a spritz of very fine water lets the inks "run" together. When the image is stamped, then, it does have a watercolor look. This works even if you have only used one color ink.
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