Some of my brayering students from last week might disagree, but I find brayered cards to be some of the quickest WOW cards to put together. And since all the WOW is in the main panel, not a lot of accessories are necessary on the rest of the card, relatively clean and simple. That's the way I like it!
After stamping, I brayered the sky with So Saffron, More Mustard, and Peach Parfait. Also with the sea masked, I brayered a little bit of Peach Parfait from the bottom. Then I masked off the sky and brayered the sea with Tempting Turquoise from the bottom of the sea and Not Quite Navy from the top of the sea. I sponged with Not Quite Navy along the horizon. The sun was colored in with So Saffron and a sponge dauber. I paper pieced the sails, a little gel pen, a little stitching...This card also satisfies a couple more challenges from Virtual Stamp Night, Sea Dogs and Land Lubbers, a project with beach or boat scenes, and Pillage & Plunder a Thing of Booty, use a map image as your project background. I wanted to play more with VSN, so yay me! :)
Stamps: Sail Away; Paper: Not Quite Navy, Very Vanilla, Whisper White, Newprint DSP, Nautical Expedition DSP; Ink: So Saffron, More Mustard, Peach Parfait, Tempting Turquoise, Not Quite Navy, Basic Black, Black Stazon; Accessories: Sponge, Sponge dauber, Brayer, Decorative Label punch, 1-3/8" Circle punch, Signo white gel pen, Sewing machine, Thread, Dimensionals.
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6 comments:
WOW is right! Gorgeous card! TFS.
Oh my gosh! Your brayering is fantastic! What a fabulous card!
Definitely a wow card!!
Heidi,
This is just simply stunning!
I truly love this card!
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