My first design showcases Power Poppy’s Cabbage Patch set. Each of these cabbages or kale are coloured with Copic Markers and trimmed out.
They are arranged on a mini-slimline background you’ll see more of in a sec, and I added some assorted green and blue-green sequins to accent.
The sentiment is from the polymer version of this set, which is embossed in white and inked in black below.
You can see peek at the coordinated background I created for the card above, and how I did it pictured below. After I sponged on lots of Distress Oxide ink (Mowed Lawn and Evergreen Bough) onto the heavy cardstock panel, I used my polymer stamps of this set and a paper towel soaked with water as my ink pad. I used my Misti to “lift” off the ink with the water, because water reacts with Disress Oxide ink. It’s a soft subtle effect and you’re left with a faded-sueded pattern. By doing it in the Misti, I could stamp each cabbage several times with water to get a more defined lift of colour. Then, I dried it with my heat tool to complete the reaction.
Marcy always does little vignettes so well, and they are really delightful to colour.
The background is a Kraft panel that was masked off with tape and then Distress Oxide Ink was added (Crackling Campfire, Abandoned Coral, Fossilized Amber and Seedless Preserves). After splattering with water and some white ink and it was dry, I ran the panel through with a pierced die. I love the look it gives. It’s finished off with some patterned paper, inked die cut leaves and enamel dots.
Have you been eating your Fruits and Veggies? How about creating with them?! Come on in and join us at Power Poppy with a design using some form of Fruit or Vegetable in the card and Power Poppy stamps. The Challenge is open for a month and you could win a gift card to the Power Poppy Store! And to top it off, Marcy has discounted some of my favourite Fruit and Veggie themed stamps in the store if you want to play along!
Here’s more Fruit and Veggie goodness from the Bloom Brigade playing along today. Thanks so much for stopping by!
1 comment:
So beautiful, Christine! Power Poppy surely has some wonderful fruits and veggies stamps and digis to choose from.
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