Trust the Process
By CT Ann
Don’t know about you but when I don’t get into my craft space for a while my mojo goes awol!!! After a few day’s absence from my desk, I started creating a few backgrounds & eventually a little spark of mojo showed itself … thankfully! Sometimes you just have to trust the process & your mojo might just show itself :)
Stamps: Sketchy Flowers #1 • Freehand Borders #1
Inkables: 6x6 Distressed Diamonds
D’Inkables: set 1
Distress Oxide Inks: Broken China & Fossilized Amber
Bee Crafty Stamp & Stencil Tape
Wordy Stickers 2B
Micron Pen
White Pen
Versafine Clair Nocturne
Mixed Media Paper ( 9cm x 14cm )
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Blend Broken China Distress Oxide ink in opposing corners of the mixed media card…
Add Fossilized Amber diagonally between the two remaining corners…
Overlap the two colours gradually giving a third colour, green …
Spritz water into your hand & splatter onto card, this gives bigger splats! Let the water ‘sit’ for a couple of minutes & then dab with some kitchen towel to absorb the excess…
Press each of the ink pads on to a craft mat & spritz lightly with water, pick up the ‘beads’ of colour with a small sheet of acetate & dab on to the background…
Repeat this a few times, drying in between each stage, creating a mottled effect…
When it’s dry & you’re happy with it add some Fossilized Amber through the Distressed Diamond Inkable…
Next add Broken China through the hexagonal D’Inkable from set 1…
Tear a strip of Stamp & Stencil tape long enough to go across the card (portrait). Stamp one or more of the borders from Freehand Borders #1 set, in Versafine , across the tape to create your own washi tape…
Tear another piece of tape, lay approximately where you want your washi to sit & add another border above & below the tape, add your washi…
Stamp the larger Daisy from Setchy Flowers, on to a separate piece of card & cut out…
Add hexagonal lines using a black Micron pen & the D’Inkable . Then add some marks using a white pen…
Choose a sentiment, mine was from the Words set 2B & I fixed it to a white piece of card…
I added more borders around the edges to frame the focal points…
Add the flower with either dimensional glue or foam pads, with a little bit if black thread behind it…
Finally Mount this onto a slightly bigger piece of white card & then a 5” x 7” card …
A lengthy post but I hope you enjoyed it!!
Thank you for stopping by… Ann xxx
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