This is another of the Lili of the valley images. This one can be found in the men and boys collection on their website.
I love the cute images they produce. This one I think is called Toot toot.
I have coloured the image using Copic markers and mounted it onto a piece of S.U. DSP.
The sentiment is from an S.U stamp set called Rev up the fun.
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Thursday, 10 August 2017
Sunday, 19 March 2017
Water colouring with ink
Last week I shared a card that was sent to me by the very talented Debbie of Arakoola Kard Art.
Her card inspired me to have a go at the technique she used.
I use insulating tape instead of masking tape because the only width of masking tape I could find was 2 inches wide.
I did notice that the insulating was less tacky than the masking tape I have used in the past, that usually ended up with me tearing my work when removing the masking tape.
The insulting tape was slightly narrower and didn't tear the paper as often and you can re use the strips a few times before having to discard them.
I used S.U refill inks instead of water colours to colour the background.W
I did make a third card using this technique and I did photograph it. But I had an issue with my laptop and the photo's were deleted as they were being uploaded. Hubby had already posted the third card so I couldn't re photograph that one.
Her card inspired me to have a go at the technique she used.
I use insulating tape instead of masking tape because the only width of masking tape I could find was 2 inches wide.
I did notice that the insulating was less tacky than the masking tape I have used in the past, that usually ended up with me tearing my work when removing the masking tape.
The insulting tape was slightly narrower and didn't tear the paper as often and you can re use the strips a few times before having to discard them.
I used S.U refill inks instead of water colours to colour the background.W
I did make a third card using this technique and I did photograph it. But I had an issue with my laptop and the photo's were deleted as they were being uploaded. Hubby had already posted the third card so I couldn't re photograph that one.
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