This was a fun card to make! Coloring directly on a stamp with marker and spritzing with water can get such a varied look, you just never know what your end result will look like. I used my Tim Holtz distress markers and was happy with the result. My background is Amuse cardstock, I used a piece of MME patterned paper, scrap black cardstock, some Washi tape and a butterfly brad from my stash! The floral stamps is Paper Inspirations and I have had it for a good 10 years, a classic!
A few fun challenges:
Glitter N Sparkle Challenge: Include a Butterfly
Sketch Saturday
12 comments:
This is gorgeous Donna. I love the effect of the marker and spritzer had..Loz
Wow, I really like that stamp, Donna! It reminds me of one of my older classics, which I should really dig out again, seeing how beautiful yours is. And I used to enjoy this technique with mine too, only with my Tombow watercolour markers. Beautiful card!
Pretty pretty - I think I see this in my future!!! love the stamp you used.
This is so beautiful!! I love the stamp you used!! It looks so fabulous!! Gorgeous card!! Have a great day :)
Lisa
A Mermaid's Crafts
This is so pretty. This is such a fun technique and I love how it turned out.
Pretty card Donna! Thanks for joining us at Sketch Saturday this week! Hugs, Deb
What a beautiful look you've achieved with your markers!! That flower is so pretty and your take on the sketch looks amazing! :)
I've never tried this stamping technique, but I love how it turned out! Very beautiful!
Great job with your technique! Love the CAS look of your card. Thanks for playing along with us this week at Sketch Saturday. Cathy xx
Great job on the technique! I think this one could do well for a masculine card too with the fall colors. Thanks for your kind comment on my blog! I treasure both you and Shirley's consistent comments/visits to my blog! Take care!
Lovely technique Donna and the result woooww...love it..I ever made that too but looong long time ago ...your card is beautiful..big hugs..Monika
Must try that technique... the effect is stunning. Love this simple yet elegant card.
hugs, Asha
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