Having said that, the plate of stamps were a pleasure to use. For this card, I have used their "Sea Turtle (PI019)" which is part of their "Nautical Series".
I started by using stamping the turtle image with Wow! Embossing Ink Pad (I used the "Clear, ultra slow drying" one) and Wow! powder. I used the Super Fine Metallic Silver shade. I then heated the stamped image with the heat gun to create a raised outline image.
I used Distress Oxide Inks applied with a wet paint brush to create the background scene. I used the following shades: Tumbles Glass, Cracked Pistachio, Twisted Citron, Shabby Shutters and Salty Ocean.
Once the background was try and flattened, it gets a little distorted in shape due to the wet surface. I moved on to stamp the weeds. I used two shades of Versafine Clair Inks (Verdant and Shady Lane), I also used a Distress Oxide Ink in the shade of "Peeled Paint".
I coloured the weeds and the turtle image in using Arteza Brush Pens, they are beautifully soft to use, very much like using a brush rather than a felt pen.
Finally, I added some white high-lighted areas using a Signo Pen and adhered some Nuvo sequins in the shade of "Diamond" to replicate air bubbles.
Absolutely fabulous card and I love this brilliant stamp
ReplyDeleteCarol x
Thank you Carol x
Deletethe turtle's a beauty Samantha, love the size of the stamp, the background colours and weeds are perfect with it
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Meg x
DeleteThis is a gorgeous card. Very tempted with this stamp.
ReplyDeleteThank you. It is a lovely stamp, I think you need it :D
DeleteI agree😀
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DeleteFab card, I'm just starting to collect Pink Ink stamps - love them x Thanks for sharing x
ReplyDeleteThank you so much. I love the Pink Ink stamps too x
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