There is just something so amazing about green, and even more so when you see many shades of green together. I think it has to do with nature and walking in forests. My favorite forests are those with a mix of pine and leaf trees, partly because you get so many more shades of green then.
The background is a sheet of Tim Holtz Motif paper, which has a pattern that will resist ink. Ink with green shades of Distress Ink.
Die cut skeleton leaves from left-over green watercolor papers. If you don't have any left-over paper, just add some green ink or paint to paper and let it dry.
Die cut the title from glossy paper and ink with Distress Ink. Make it darker towards the bottom, for an ombre look.
Stamp the tractor on smooth paper and color with pencils.
Thank you so much for looking!
Happy stamping!
Anna-Karin
Date: Friday, September 27, 2019 GMT Views: 231
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Accessories: Tim Holtz Idea-ology: Abandoned Paper Stash, Motif Cardstock, Curiosities Sticker Book; Sizzix Tim Holtz: Skeleton Leaves; Simon Says Stamp: Big Happy Word die
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Fri, Sep 27, 2019 @ 10:21 PM
This is absolutely fantastic. Love all the elements. Come and join our scrapping thread each month. We have some who use mixed media in their LOs. Great ladies and very welcoming.
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Sun, Oct 13, 2019 @ 7:40 AM
OH my gosh, I love all the green and your totally awesome page. Wow!
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