52 Week Mini Art Card/Tag Challenge
I've had a play with the Visible Image "Robot Data" stamp set today, making this card.
For the background, I used black card, splattered with "Spiced Marmalade" and "Picked Raspberry" Distress Oxide Spray Ink. I added extra splatters by tapping white and blue Posca Pens.
I stamped the robot and other areas using Versafine Clair "Nocturne" ink. I then stamped the robot again on a piece of white card.
I coloured the robot image on the white card using Arteza Inkonic Pens, I then cut the image out, went around the edges with a black sharpie pen (so there were no white edges) and adhered over the one on the card.
AAA Cards CAS Challenge Facebook Group are holding a "February Inchie Weekend Workout". The idea is that you are challenged to create a 1" square decorated tile in the middle of a white background (the white area is totally plain, no embossing or embellishments).
I used the Lavinia Stamps tiny hare called "Pipin" for the central image, stamped in Versafine Clair "Pinecone" brown ink.
I used "Tumbled Glass" and "Twisted Citron" Distress Oxide Inks for the background. Using Arteza Inkonic fineline pens for the grass and flowers.
I then used a Spellbinders square 1" die to cut the image to the 1" required for this challenge and adhered the tile on to the front of a card blank.
Another new baby card made today. This time I have used a brand of stamp that is new to me called "Wild Rose Studio" which is a UK based company.
I used the Wild Rose Studio stamp called "New Baby - CL221" stamped onto white card using Versafine Clair "Verdant" which is a lovely spring coloured green colour.
I coloured the flowers using Arteza Inkonic fine line pens, adding the pink to the lace and bed cover using a Distress Oxide Ink in the shade of "Spun Sugar".
Using a finger dabber, I added more green to the background using the Verdant ink I had stamped with and for the sky, I used a finger dabber with "Tumbled Glass" Distress Oxide Ink.
I stamped the Personal Impressions "Double Sayings PICSA6104" sentiment using Versafine Clair "Morning Mist" grey ink.
