I chose to do a refection card.
After inking up the moose image, from All Things Fall, I rolled my brayer over it to pick up the image. Then I positioned the brayer where I wanted the feet of the moose to start and rolled the image onto the paper. I inked up the moose again and stamped the main image.
Masking the moose, I stamped the Trees Backgrounder then, flipping my cardstock 180, lightly stamped the trees again for a reflection.
Using a large sticky note, I sponged off the edge for the water and the background.
Tall Weeds was stamped along the bottom before applying Ranger Glossy Accents.
Be sure to see what the other girls did too and have a look at what Julia has to say about Brayers. Dust off yours and have some fun!
Julia
Lisa Strahl
Val
Alli
Kristine
Cornish Heritage Farms:
All Things Fall
The Great Canadian Stamp Set
Tall Weeds
Trees Backgrounder
Wood Grain Backgrounder
Grass
Ink:
Adirondack Espresso, Latte
Broken China, Faded Jeans, Frayed Burlap, Shabby Shutters, Vintage Photo, Walnut Stain Distress
Cardstock:
Georgia Pacific White
Prism Birchtone med
Black unknown
Other:
Ranger Glossy Accents
Distressing Tool
Crop a Dile
Twine
Daubers
Brayer
6 comments :
Dawn, This is stunning! great job on the challenge. TFS!
WOW! I learn something every time you create a scene! Love how you used the brayer... and I can't wait to try it myself!
hugs,
lise
This is such a great technique Dawn...heard of it but never tried it! Love your take on the brayer challenge...I knew you'd be perfect for this challenge!
Wow! Dawn, this is amazingly beautiful! I had no idea you could make a reflection with the brayer. I'm going to have to try that when I have a moment to stamp! Beautiful card!
WOW this is way too cool Dawn! Great use of the brayer FOR SURE!
Loved this in the CHF gallery Dawn, great looking card!
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