I tried out the Faux Letterpress Technique added to Resources this week, and I love it! So easy, and endless possibilities! Mine came out like a rustic tile so I decided to use an oldie, but goodie, Mustang from Serendipity. The look was perfect for Flourishes' Country Theme - FTTC158 this week. There's more details on my blog if you need them.
Ink: Black Onyx (Versafine), Night of Navy (SU), Saddle Brown (Staz-On), Rich Cocoa, Desert Sand (Momento), Amaretto, Midnight Confession (Powder Puffs).
Accessories: Labels 18 (Spellbinders), Paper Lace II EF (Cuttlebug), twine, black help cord (Darice), stud metal art (K&Co), trim (Jo-Ann's), mini brads (Recollections), modern label and word window punches (SU), Prismacolor Pencils, mineral spirits.
Registered: December 19, 2010 Location: San Francisco Bay Area Posts: 960
Fri, Mar 02, 2012 @ 5:57 PM
Wow. That's so perfect and so different (in a very good way). I love your horse and how well it works with the tooled leather background, the leather strip, and the metal embellishments. Excellent job!
Registered: September 19, 2010 Location: Tacoma, Washington Posts: 8979
Fri, Mar 02, 2012 @ 7:27 PM
This is gorgeous!! I have always loved this horse image, you've colored it beautifully, and the embossed bg is magnificent!!
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