Leaf ll by Lynne Moncrieff
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For
this card, the leaf panel was prepared the same as for the assemblage piece last week.
When
working with PaperArtsy Infusions, play around with them. The more water you add, you will notice the
colour changing, the brown of the walnut ink crystals coming through.
Supplies
Idea-ology
Tiny Attacher
Extras:- Stained muslin, crochet lace
Instructions
Sprinkle
The Sage onto colour diffusing paper, misting with water. Leave to dry naturally. Once dry, tear to required size, adhering to
cardbase made with Kraft cardstock. I found a glue stick the best adhesive for
this purpose. Stamp leaf onto panel.
Stamp script with Distress Ink and Archival repeatedly on background.
Stamp
script onto mop up paper and stained colour diffusing paper scraps.
Assemble
card by layering the stamped script pieces with a pre-stained muslin fragment
to upper corner, attaching with Tiny Attacher. Layer another piece of stamped mop up paper with crochet lace to below
the leaf.
Until
next time,
Wishes
Lynne
10 comments
So beautiful, Lynne - subtle, natural colour tones, and such an elegant simplicity of composition.
ReplyDeleteAlison x
Such a stunning panel Lynne, love the subtle textures and lovely soft colours. That leaf is just the perfect centre piece!
ReplyDeleteThis is so serene and beautiful! xxx
ReplyDeleteAnother stunning panel Lynne! x
ReplyDeleteOh My! This is gorgeous! Chrisx
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful, dear, love your play with infusions, and the soft tones you have created, the piece of stained muslin, so wonderfully brings forward the little green tones in the background, and the stamped leaf so elegant in its simple beauty. Such a gorgeous panel, Lynne. xx
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful, dear, love your play with infusions, and the soft tones you have created, the piece of stained muslin, so wonderfully brings forward the little green tones in the background, and the stamped leaf so elegant in its simple beauty. Such a gorgeous panel, Lynne. xx
ReplyDeleteThis is really beautiful in the simplicity of design Lynne and love the textures too.
ReplyDeleteFliss xx
It's beautiful Lynne! I always love your use of little paper scraps.
ReplyDeleteAlison xx
Such a satisfying collection of bits and bobs and such a perfect composition Lynne. the greens feel so uplifting. xx
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