I started off just making a patch of color.
Then I tried the mixing technique.
For this one I wanted a gradient patch of the red...
I probably could have gone a bit lighter on the bottom end. |
This is the one where I started to try the coloring in...I picked a nice safe image to start off with. ;)
Then I decided I wanted a stormy sky so I just fiddled with some masking and shading until I was
satisfied. ;)
Afterwards I was feeling pretty confident, but I realized I don't have many image stamps...they are mostly sentiments...I think I will have to work on a remedy for that! :)
Hope you like them. :) I would love to hear your thoughts so please leave a comment if you wish.
Supply List:
Card #1:
Cardstock: PTI True Black and Stamper's Select White
Stamp: Frankenstein is from Michael's and sentiment is Martha Stewart
Inks: PTI Simply Chartreuse, True Black, and New Leaf
Card #2:
Cardstock: PTI True Black and Stamper's Select White
Stamp: The skull is from Dollar General and sentiment is Martha Stewart
Ink: PTI Scarlett Jewel and True Black
Card#3:
Cardstock: PTI True Black and Stamper's Select White
Stamp: The Haunted House is from Michael's and sentiment is Martha Stewart
Ink: PTI Smokey Shadow, Harvest Gold, Summer Sunrise, Scarlet Jewel, and True Black
Super cute! I haven't watched Dawn's MIM yet, but that doesn't matter, these are adorable!
ReplyDeleteHaHa I thought the same thing when Dawn said it doesn't have to be perfect, I was like "Yessss!" LOL I love your take on the challenge, love the haunted house card!
ReplyDeleteThese are fun and sweet and I had thoughts of doing the same thing!
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Lauren, these are just amazing! So stunning, Halloween is my favorite holiday and these are just so perfect!
ReplyDeleteHow fun! I mean frightening--LOL! Such cute cards! Great idea!
ReplyDeleteWhat cute cards. Great job on the challenge.
ReplyDeleteSaw your link on the PTI blog. Nice invites! :)
ReplyDeleteAdorable! My daughter and I are counting the days when 'holidays' are here! How much fun to see your invites.
ReplyDeleteThese are super cool! Great idea!
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful, Lauren! I love your take on watercolouring and the spooky sky is really awesome.
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