Royal Blood by Lynne Moncrieff
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I’ve
not been in cardmaking mode but when I had some of my PaperArtsy Lynne Perrella Collection stamps out
for other projects, I thought I’d make this card.
One
colour of Infusion, Royal Blood was used to colour watercolour paper for the
background panel and stamped focal and element, used with a Dinky Stencil and I
also incorporated mop-up papers. Little pots of magic!
Supplies
Script Stamp - I used a PaperArtsy ESN Stamp
Martha Stewart Metallic Craft Acrylic – Rust and Copper Rose
Extras:- Various mop up papers, copper coloured fabric, rusty tin wire
Dresden
Trim (Prima) – substitute with die cut
Instructions
After
applying Infusions to watercolour paper panel, stamp script. Working on a craft sheet, lightly mist the
Infusion and with a foam brush or cosmetic sponge, pick up a little of the
colour (you can dab off any excess onto kitchen paper towel) then apply to the
Distressed Harlequin stencil. Once dry,
adhere panel to cardbase.
Onto a
piece of watercolour paper, apply Infusions (I also applied a touch of Memory
Hardware Powder as I happened to have a little on my craft sheet at the time –
yes, this is generally how I work!). Stamp LPC image and ink up a wee element from one of the other stamps from
this set. I only partially used the main
focal image instead of working with the full stamp.
I
incorporated dried mop-up papers – kitchen paper towel and some leftover scraps
from other projects. If you don’t have
any, simply apply Infusions and metallic paints to various papers. A mixture of textures is always interesting.
Layer
stamped images and the various mop up papers. I also added a teeny piece of
resin paper and a piece of beautiful copper coloured fabric I was lucky enough
to receive from my friend Dorthe.
A
couple of final touches to embellish the focal image:- apply Rust Paste to a
piece of Dresden Trim (or die-cut) and coil rusty tin wire.
Until
next time
Wishes
Lynne
13 comments
Gorgeous! I love the texture and the rusted Dresden Trim. Such a lovely way to add colour and interest. Lx
ReplyDeleteLooks fab Lynne loving the colours. Xx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous and grungy - great textures and effects :)
ReplyDeleteGill x
Absolutely stunning! Lynne, I so appreciate your step-by-step details for making this fabulous card. You know card-making is in my blood! LOL This is such a beautiful image. I have several of Lynne Perrella's stamps which I love to use. You always do an incredible amount of work on your backgrounds and they are always beautiful. I have tried to follow through on similar projects, but yours always out shine mine! Your use of all the little "mop-up" pieces always comes out with glowing success. Thank you for sharing with us! inkybru xx
ReplyDeleteBrilliant !
ReplyDeleteCorrie x
Beautifully shabby chic in style Lynne and love the rusty effects with the blue on there. Great use of leftovers too.
ReplyDeleteFliss xx
this is a masterpiece. xo
ReplyDeleteLynne, this is fantastic! I love everything about it but that rusted trim is just incredible. Beautiful work! Anne x
ReplyDeleteDear Lynne this is stunning, your mop up papers, and the Dresden trim ( thought it was a piece of lace ) looking so much like fabric after adding the rust paste , and the papers gets a total other fabric feeling with the layered, mopped up colors, wow, it is fantastic. The wonderful stamp with a hint of the Royal Blood infusion, matching the stenciling and papers beautifully. Such a gorgeous art piece !!! xxx
ReplyDeleteOooh this is fabulous
ReplyDeleteOooh this is fabulous
ReplyDeleteThis is so yummy Lynne! Love it! xxx
ReplyDeleteLove!
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