I started with the sun and the Blending Brushes using Daffodil Delight and then some Balmy Blue for the sky area. I then used some torn paper and the Blending Brushes to form the hills using Old Olive ink pad. Once I was happy with them I then added a little extra to give a deeper green. I stamped the tree in the same colour and using a small brush I added a little Flirty Flamingo behind the trees so that it looked like the sun shining through them. Finishing off the front with the grassy stamp and the Dear that I stamped in Soft suede. To give a bit of sparkle to the card I used my Wink of Stella on the trees as well.
Keeping my insert simple I layered some more Basic White onto Old Olive and just stamped some more trees in the bottom corner. All in other stamping was done using Momento Ink. All the items used in this project can be found in the 2022-2023 Annual Catalogue. If you would like to know more about this technique or the items used, please feel free to contact me via email, PM or phone.
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What a wonderful scene, you have created, Di, with your torn paper and blending brushes. This is a stunning card!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great scene you've created with your blended hills, trees and that cute deer in the foreground. Lovely Di!
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely, serene scene in green Di.Very nice.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous background Di. Great way to showcase Old Olive.
ReplyDeleteOh Di, what a gorgeous scene. I love all your elements and they are so effective together. Your blended mountains, the Flirty Flamingo delicately behind the stamped trees with the gorgeous deer. So beautiful. Xxx
ReplyDeleteYour forest scene is so beautiful! I love the inked hills with the trees, they and such depth to your gorgeous card.
ReplyDeleteWow, this is fabulous, Di! I think this is my favourite of all your cards. You did an awesome job creating the hills with torn paper, and I love how you've used this great stamp set.
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