I began with spritzing my heavy watercolour paper then laid down a layer of diluted balmy blue for my sky, fading it as I went down the paper. After drying that off, I inked my tree stamp with old olive and spritzed it with water too before stamping the distant trees. The foreground trees got the same treatment with mossy meadow ink and I sponged along the bottom to 'ground' them. Once everything was dry I ran it through my Big Shot with the subtle embossing folder to give it even more texture - up close it seriously looks like a watercolour painting. Stamped my sentiment on vellum and as there are tiny specks of gold in the ivory powder, I added three small gold sequins.
Simple but gorgeous, in my humble opinion (lol)! And perfect for the summer Christmas here in Aus. Hope you like too.
Materials used:
- stamps - Wonderland
- card - heavy watercolour, vellum, thick very vanilla
- other - aged ivory embossing powder (Stampendous), heat tool, metallic sequins, mounting tape, subtle embossing folder, Big Shot, Tombow glue, tweezers, paint brush, water spritzer
Thanks for stopping by.
Cheers
Kez

WOW! What a beauty! I'm definitely CASEing this one - well done!
ReplyDeleteSimple but gorgeous is correct. Might have to a tree stamp now.
ReplyDeleteTFS
A lovely Aussie Christmas card. All your artsy touches are beautiful.
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