I love silhouettes on backgrounds I create so decided to do another one for this challenge.
My sympathy card stash is low and what is there is all very feminine so decided to make a masculine sympathy card.
I masked a rectangle on some coated cs and brayered with Frayed Burlap ink. I flicked some water on it with my fingers and got one very big wet droplet that lifted all the colour where it landed and a few other nicer splats.
Then I stamped to silhouette of wildflowers and grass with Staz-On ink. I trimmed the panel down, leaving a narrow white border, and popped it up on the card base with fun foam.
Date: Thursday, May 17, 2018 GMT Views: 2678
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Thu, May 17, 2018 @ 2:55 PM
This is a great non-gender sympathy card. I need to build up my stash of sympathy cards as well.
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Thu, May 17, 2018 @ 3:06 PM
I love the Frayed Burlap and think I have it. Need to use it as it looks great with so many colors. Your silhouette looks so pretty with it and I really like the water droplets.
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Thu, May 17, 2018 @ 7:05 PM
I like the moon in the bg of your image, Susan,.....your water droplets turned out just lovely, and really, one never knows exactly what will happen when adding water!
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