Reverse Coloring and Blog Hop!
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Reverse coloring sounds a little catchy, I may have invented the term which is good if you all like doing it and if you don't I'll just deny authorship!! For this card, I needed to make a wedding card for a couple I don't really know, we all send those, the child of a friend of a friends' cousin. So I wanted it to be pretty and a blessing without pretending to be their best friend! I know the Bride likes to garden so I thought this set from Graciellie; Beautiful Birthday Wishes would be perfect!
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Graciellie Design
Barbara
Arjita
Gayatri
Ginny ( you are here)
Maria
Agnieszka
Shyla Shree
Larissa
Graciellie Design
Barbara
Arjita
Gayatri
Ginny ( you are here)
Maria
Agnieszka
Shyla Shree
Larissa
April Guest Designer:
Pamela Duncan
Reverse coloring sounds a little catchy, I may have invented the term which is good if you all like doing it and if you don't I'll just deny authorship!! For this card, I needed to make a wedding card for a couple I don't really know, we all send those, the child of a friend of a friends' cousin. So I wanted it to be pretty and a blessing without pretending to be their best friend! I know the Bride likes to garden so I thought this set from Graciellie; Beautiful Birthday Wishes would be perfect!
I created a color wash on my card face template in Published
and then added my image and sentiment.
For this card, I am using
Heavenly White 120# Ultrasmooth
From Paper Temptress, this is a recommended cardstock for alcohol maker coloring and one layer cards. I like the 12x12 sheets, I cut them to make a large 6" tall x 4.5 tent card to print on and for a base. my printer is a drop down and will print on this heavyweight, if yours can't go with the lighter papers. #100 pound is great but I wouldn't go any lower than #80.
The reverse comes into play with this card because I have to color with white!
After printing on my 4.5x6 paper I begin to add white to the wings and body of the bee
Next, I add in black lines - I printed the image in a cocoa color to keep the flower soft looking:
After that, Gold:
I work this until I feel I have enough black, white and gold. I added Stickles Diamond and a few sequins. I also added yellow to the bubble body with a distress marker.
Next, I stipple on yellow for the bee and some veining into his wings
Now, trying to keep this CAS 9 (not succeeding)
Here is my finished card
For my Adhesive I used ''The Best Glue Ever" on the paper, bow, and sequins - wonderful stuff!
The finished card is 6" tall by 4.5 wide.
Thanks for stopping by and I hope you give this a try, it is really fun!
Have a great day!
Ginny
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