I really enjoy doing paper mosaics and used a bunch of leaf stamps to make the one I put on this card. Here's a close-up of the mosaic before I cut it into strips to put on the card. You can't tell from the photo, but the cut pieces are very shiny and really do look like pieces of broken china! If you are interested in the steps for making this let me know in a comment and I'll do a tutorial.
I used a tool that I made myself to add some texture to the background and then spritzed a little Melted Chocolate Dylusions spray and Tattered Angels spray to add some more interest and a little bit of sparkle. Here's my tool!!
I use it like a stipple brush...pounce the ends into ink and then onto the card stock. It gives a flecked look to your piece. It's easy to clean, too!
Thanks for stopping by, I hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving!
Janet
Supplies Used:
Stamps: Papertrey Ink - Autumn Hills, Impression Obsession - Wreaths & Garlands,
Hero Arts - Fancy Scrolls
Ink: Momento - Tuxedo Black; Adirondack - Sunshine Yellow, Pesto, Sunset Orange,
Lettuce, Red Pepper, Ginger, Butterscotch; Stampin' Up - Bashful Blue
Copics: B21, B23, Y26, YR24, YR18, E99, YG95, YG97, W2, W3, W5, E43, E07, YR07,
Y18, R29, C3
Dies: My Favorite Things - Stitched Tags Die-namics; Impression Obsession - Wheat die
Cardstock: Stampin' Up: Old Olive, Basic Gray, Black, More Mustard;
Little Yellow Bicycle - Hello Fall-Walnut Knit
Embossing Powders: Judikins Amazing Glaze;
Tim Holtz Distress Powder - Weathered Wood (I just read that this powder has
been discontinued. It's still available so if you would like some, you should get it
now. It makes really good grout!)
Miscellaneous: Dylusions Spray - Melted Chocolate;
Tattered Angels Spray - Inchworm Glimmer Mist;
Sparkle & Sprinkle 2 1/2" Tear-ific Tape;
Mark Richards metal nailheads - black
love a tutorial on your mosaic technique!!!!! I lived in VT for four years and have amazing memories of the Falls there!!! Your Autumn Hills coloring is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks for commenting! I'll get a tutorial posted ASAP!
DeleteLoved this mosiac card--beautiful! Would love to know how to do the technique too!
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