I've been experimenting again. This is loosely based on Debbi, The Crafty Cuttings of Wiccababe's tutorials - see here - showing what could be done with Promarkers and plastic. (Apologies for the glare from the flash.) When I did this one I did not have any blending solution so I tried the technique using Aquamarkers instead. As you can see it was not a great success. I shoved it to the side, as we do:) But whenever I was looking through my bits and bobs it kept turning up so I finally decided to try to make something of it, and you see the result.
Materials used:
- a piece of clear plastic (from a Promarker container) cut to size;
- Aquamarkers in various colours;
- Sheena Douglass poppies stamp; black ink pad;
- Promarkers to colour popies;
- 4 clear flat-backed crystals (coloured with red Promarkers);
- white card for matting and layering.
Thought I'd let you see the contents of a package that arrived on Saturday from Helena at Poppy's Cabin.
Helena sells a wonderful selection of doilies and trims in a variety of sizes and shapes. I spotted the pink ones and thought they would come in handy - of course the other items just fell into my basket!
I'm off to watch a bit of TV before calling it a day so here's wishing you all a good night.
6 comments:
Don't you just love how these things just "fall" into our shopping baskets! I am going to hop over and see this technique as it looks very interesting. I am glad you have framed this as it is very colourful and striking.
Hugs
Carrie
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Hi Elizabeth, ahem - a few extras did fall into your basket didn't they! Love the picture, interesting to use both Aquamarkers and Promarkers on one project. Hugs, Di x
fabulous technique elizabeth.its look really effective and great flowers :D
xx coops xx
that poppy project is lovely. It works so well on that background.
Like the doilies too, i never use them but there are loads of them here, maybe i should buy some just to see what i can do with them, lol.
caroline
The experiment was successful, the card is so beautiful :o)
Jackie xx
Hi Elizabeth, sorry I did miss this one - I think it's fab, and am chuffed to bits that you gave it a go. I think it makes the background a bit more interesting than the norm
Debz
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