I was so thrilled to be in the Top 3 at Indigoblu with my Grungy Heart piece and then even more
thrilled when I was asked to do another project for their challenge blog HERE.
I am patiently waiting for my new Indigoblu flower stamps to arrive so I thought I would use the
very first Indigoblu stamp I purchased (Blazing Poppies), it must be 3 or 4 years ago and I think it is probably my most used stamp as it suits so many occasions. The brief was to use red - so this stamp was just perfect for that!
It also gave me the chance to try out my new Tim Holtz Distress Crayons!
I stamped the image onto Watercolour Cardstock, with Ranger Black Archival Ink and then quickly added some Ranger Clear Embossing Powder and heat set it.
I took the advice that Tim gave to Jenny (Buttons) at Stitches - he said that 'Less is More' is not the way to play with the crayons - it is 'More is More'!! I laid down loads of red and then used a water brush to move it out to the edges. All I can say is, the crayons are simply lush and so easy to use! For the yellow tinge in the background I put some of the Mustard Seed onto my little glass dish, added lots of water and created a 'wash' for my background.
To finish off, I dyed some vintage ribbon, made a messy bow and added a heart charm. I added some layers of black and red card before attaching it to my white base card.
Thank you to the ladies at Indigoblu for giving me this opportunity, I absolutely love this stamp!
I would like to add this to the fabulous Darnell's NBUS Challenge #6. My never before used items is my new Distress Crayons.
I would like to add this to the fabulous Darnell's NBUS Challenge #6. My never before used items is my new Distress Crayons.
Thanks for looking, see you again tomorrow!
Hugs, Anne xx