Lavinia Stamps "Swing Bed" and the hares

I seem to be on a roll, my third card for the day.  I'm amazed considering how I was feeling about crafting earlier on this morning.This card is made using a selection of inks and Lavinia stamps.

Starting with the Lavinia "Swing Bed" stamped in Versafine Clair "Spruce" green ink, I then added colour within the swing bed area using the remains of "Paradise Teal" Ranger Archival Ink on my blending brush.  I then created the green landscape using "Leaf Green" Archival Ink with a Lavinia Stamps "Hill Mask".

Around the "Swing Bed" I used "Majestic Violet" and Cobalt" Ranger Archival Ink, using the darker shade around the edges of the card.  I then inked the edges with Versafine Clair "Twilight" dark blue ink.  I used the Lavinia Stamps "Background Script" stamp with Versafine Clair "Monarch" purple ink to get the slight impression of text, filling the blank areas.

I then used Versafine Clair "Nocturne" ink to stamp the black flowers and leaves, which are Lavinia Stamps "Vine Set" and "Mini Lucky Clover" stamps.  I then stamped the two hares in the same ink, which are part of the "Wild Hare Set" of stamps.

Finally, I used a white gel pen for highlights and various coloured Posca pens to add flowers.

Day 2 of "24 Days of Tags 2022" with Karen Telfer

 

This is my Day 2 tag. Here's the link to Karen's demonstration. Using the gel plate, Element Inks, Brusho, Distress Oxide Inks and a Lavinia Stamps "Sticker Stencil" and the Lavinia Stamps "Background Script" stamp.

Here's a little vidoe so that you can see the glitter on the tree.

I followed Karen's instructions all the way to decorating the tree, when I went off piste by placing the stencil back in place, giving the tree a slight spritz of water then sprinkling some Irridescent Gold "SprinkleIt" over the area, then left to dry.  I then added sequins and dots of Liquid Pearls.