The new Darkroom Door Windmill stamp brings back all those memories. I couldn't wait to ink it up and create a few projects.
Steps for the background:
- Drip 3 drops of black alcohol ink on felt applicator. Add 2 drops of alcohol blending solution.
- Smear the black ink along the bottom half of the glossy cardstock.
- Drip 3 drips of rust alcohol ink on felt applicator. Add 2 drops of alcohol blending solution.
- Dab over black colored surface of glossy cardstock.
- Drip 3 drops of yellow alcohol ink on felt applicator. Add 2 drops of alcohol blending solution.
- Smear yellow over top half of cardstock. Re-apply alcohol ink as needed to cover top half of glossy cardstock.
- Drip 3 drops of orange alcohol ink on felt applicator. Add 2 drops of alcohol blending solution.
- Dab orange ink across yellow surface. Re-apply alcohol ink as needed.
- Repeat process mixing in caramel, yellow and orange until the background is as desired.
- Drip 3 drops of black alcohol ink on felt applicator. Add a few drops of alcohol blending solution.
- Dab over bottom half and along the line between the orange and black.
- Stamp weeds/flowers using Black StazOn along top of black.
- Stamp the Corrugated Iron over the background using StazOn - Timber Brown.
- Stamp the word Home using StazOn on acetate. Attach with clip on the side.
- Stamp the sentiment along the left side using StazOn.
I added a house colored with a hint of golden brown to my scene on the card. I also stamped the windmill on acetate using StazOn. I cut out the top and pop dotted to attach. I then added a brad to cover the pop dot.
Products: Darkroom Door - Home Sweet Home, Country Windmill, Corrugated Iron,
Ranger Alcohol Inks - Caramel, Rust, Black, Yellow, Orange, Raffia, Watercolor Pencil, Waterbrush, Alcohol blending solution, StazOn - Black, Timber Brown, Ranger Distress Ink Walnut Stain, Brads
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Suzz
Its brilliant. I like it a lot!
ReplyDeleteThanks for taking the time to give us the step by step for this technique Sue. These are gorgeous and so striking! I'd love to have a go at this sometime soon.
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Lesley Xx
What a gorgeous card and tag Suzanne...must be great memories for you, and a pleasure for us to look at!
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful
ReplyDeleteRosie x
Such a magical stamp - it really captures that sense of the wide open landscape... and your alcohol ink skies are just fabulous on both tag and card. Thanks so much for all those how-to details!
ReplyDeleteAlison x
just awesome Suzz. Love the silhouette of the windmill. Great background. The corrugated iron stamp really makes the tag look like it really is just that!
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