Hello! Here I am with the third installment of my October Stamping Challenge. In real life it looks much better. For some reason, the file is saving as 83 kb, so no wonder. My husband was using my scanning program and obviously changed the settings. I don't have time to fix it now, but I will try to get a better scan, because this card is really lovely.
Edited to add: hubby showed me how to fix the file size issue. This one has come out much better! I can stop blaming Sauron the Scanner now that I know it was a box that was selected three layers deep in the Save dialogue box. Silly me for not finding that!
I used a die cut for the ginger jar, and stamped it in gray flannel Memento ink using a pretty little floral stamp (newly inked) from Impression Obsession. I coloured it with Copic markers and added some shading with Stormy Sky distress ink around the edges. Then I gave it a good coating of Distress Crackle Paint in Rock Candy and set aside to dry. When it was dry, I sponged on more Stormy Sky into the cracks. The background pieces are all scraps. The background panel is stamped in Hero Arts Shadow Ink (Soft Olive) using a Local King rubber stamp. The card base is a lovely dusty green textured cardstock. I accented the card with a couple of dots of Viva Decor dimensional paint. This morning I realized the jar needed gold trim so I added it, using the outside of the die cut paper as a mortise mask so I didn't get any on the card itself. The card is 4 1/4" square. This challenge did take a little longer than 15 minutes, but only because of paint drying time and I am also not counting the time it took to colour the first ginger jar which I stamped upside down.
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Loving this series! so good to be hearing from you again, and seeing some of your lovely work.
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