Hello and Welcome
Today's card is a simple one I did on my Gel Plate using Distress Oxide inks.
So here's what I did to create my card.
- I cut a piece of white cardstock that would become the front panel. I got out my Gel Plate and brayer along with some Carved Pumpkin and some Fossilized Amber Distress ink.
- I pressed the pads directly onto the plate, leaving a bit of space between them. Using my brayer, I blended them together.
- I laid on some leaves that I picked in my garden right onto the plate over the ink. I like to use the end of a paint brush to press and get good contact with the leaves and the plate.
- I took the white cardstock panel and rubbed it over the plate, pressing firmly to get the whole surface covered with ink.
- THIS STEP IS IMPORTANT TO GET THE LOOK..... lift the cardstock up just enough that you can access the leaves...do not lift it totally off of the plate. I removed the leaves with a tweezer and then pressed the paper back down onto the plate to pull the print.
- I put the panel into my Misti to stamp the sentiment, then splattered using my white Posca pen.
- I glued it onto a piece of white cardstock, then some rust cs then onto a white card base.
Thanks so much for coming by and taking a look.
Supplies
Stamp- Paper Hug (Picket Fence)
Inks- Distress Oxide; Versafine Clair
Paper- white (Scribes Nook- Waterloo, Ont)
Accessories and Tools- Gel Plate; Speedball Brayer; white Posca pen, leaves from garden;
Misti (My Sweet Petunia)
Absolutely gorgeous Karen, I love the colours, Kate x
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous- such a fab technique with those real leaves! Love the colours too. Take care. xxx
ReplyDeleteKaren you took stunning to a whole new level, love it! Hugs, Lori m
ReplyDeleteWonderful job using real leaves - they turned out so well! A beautiful card in gorgeous autumn colours.
ReplyDeleteThat most 'important' step is the one I forget most often, Karen! YOU on the other hand, get perfect results every. single. time!
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous!
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I love the results you get with leaves from the garden Karen, and am definitely going to try it myself, and a great sentiment to finish too. x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Karen, now it makes me feel like pulling out my gelli plate and picking a flew leaves ♥
ReplyDeleteYour botanical prints are wonderful Karen, and this is no exception - a stunning card!
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Blessings
Maxine
Wonderful colour combination and I too must try this amazing technique x. Gorgeous card and sentiment Karen x.
ReplyDeleteYou come up with the most amazing techniques Karen. Absolutely LOVE this card and it's gorgeous Autumnal colours.
ReplyDeleteFaith x
You got some awesome leaf prints, Karen! Love the Fall colors and the veining on the leaves! We'd love for you to share it with CAS Mix Up!
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