At the Pond – Tutorial #212

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Good Morning Everyone!  Hey my blog is still a bit wonky from the Site Administrators moving it.  I’ve lost quite a bit of my side bar stuff.  I’m keeping my fingers cross that they will get it back and I won’t have to spend days reconstructing it.  I would rather be stamping.  Send happy wishes my way today, will you?

Today’s tutorial is all about bringing some light to the middle of the scene.  Grab a cup of your favorite beverage and hang out a while.

Supplies:

Stamps: Stampin’ Up Lexicon of Leaves & Pocket Silhouettes
Paper: Stampin’ Up Whisper White, Chocolate Chip & Bashful Blue
Ink: Stampin’ Up Creamy Caramel, Bashful Blue, Basic Brown, Close to Cocoa, Not Quite Navy, Always Artichoke and Distress inks Faded Jeans & Brushed Corduroy
Accessories: Sponges, Brayer, Stampin’ Up Markers, Creamy Caramel, Close to Cocoa & Always Artichoke, Bashful Blue Brads

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Brayered Bashful Blue ink at the bottom of the 4″ x 5.5″ piece of Whisper White card stock.

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Brayered Creamy Caramel ink at the top of the card stock, at a bit of an angle.

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Stamped the Leaves from the Stampin’ Up set Lexicon of Leaves at the top of the card stock with Always Artichoke ink.

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Colored in the leaves with a Stampin’ Up Creamy Caramel marker.

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Added a bit of Stampin’ Up Always Artichoke marker to some of the leaf tips.

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Stamped the Flower Silhouettes from the Stampin’ Up Pocket Silhouettes set with Creamy Caramel ink and then over stamped them with Close to Cocoa ink.

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Used the edge of a Brushed Corduroy Distress ink pad to add a bit of grasses over the flower silhouettes.

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Outlined a few of the flowers on the right side with a Close to Cocoa marker to create a shadow on them.

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My piece seems a little flat so I brayered Not Quite Navy ink at the very bottom of the card stock to create a bit more depth.

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Also Brayered Close to Cocoa ink at the top right Corner, at an Angle to create more depth in the sky.

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Sponged Basic Brown ink all around the outside edge of the card stock.

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Adhered my main image panel to a Chocolate Chip panel, then adhered that to a Bashful Blue Panel.  Smeared Brushed Corduroy ink at the top right hand corner of the panels.

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Smeared Faded Jeans Distress ink at the bottom left corner.

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Added another Chocolate Chip panel underneath.  Added some Bashful Blue brads and assembled card.

Here it is finished measuring 5″ x 6.5″.

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I hope your day is filled with peaceful scenes.

Until my next post. . . . . . . . . . . . .  . .

Hugs,

Michelle

Get ready for Brayer Workshops!  I am coming to:

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Here is a link to my workshop calendar where you can see all of my travel schedule and to get info on beginner and advanced Brayer workshops:  https://zindorf.splitcoaststampers.com/workshop-calendar

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