Scenic scenes on a stamp can be challenging. I believe you can change it up with colors and embellishments, but in the end, a scene is a scene. Here are three cards created with the same stamp. Thoughts?
Scenic Trail
Scenic Trail Too
Scenic Trail Tre
Stamps:
Scenic Wonders
Paper:
Copper Clay A-2
Basic White A-2, 5-1/4 x 4 (2)
Evening Evergreen 5-3/8 x 4-1/8
Ink:
Tuxedo Black Memento
Evening Evergreen
Soft Sky
Markers - Watercolor
Cajun Craze
Copper Clay
Crumb Cake
Early Espresso
Mossy Meadow
Pear Pizzazz
Wild Wheat
Technique:
Die Cutting
Watercolor Stamp
Accessories:
Burlap Ribbon 4-3/4"
Deckled Rectangles Dies
Aqua Painter
Glue Dots
Stampin' Seal+
Adhesive
Scenic Trail Tre - First, I stamped the entire stamp in one color: Evening Evergreen. The stamp set is DistINKtive, so, the opacity levels are different on the stamp. I liked it, but it seemed a bit plain.
Scenic Trail - I then decided to grab some markers and color on the stamp. The image was still new for me, so I added only a couple of color and then stamped it. I then added more color on the stamped image. You can easily notice where Cajun Craze and Wild Wheat were added. I also filled in the land around the brush and trees.
Scenic Trail Too - Next, I colored on the stamp, using more colors. I decided to very, very lightly mist once with water before stamping. I then used my aqua painter and tried to add more color and smooth out a few areas.
Next, I die cut the frame using the Deckled Rectangles Dies.
I stamped a few birds and added a sentiment, ribbon, or both.
Next, I adhered it to an Evening Evergreen panel, and then onto its card front - Copper Clay or Basic White.
Lastly, I added a Basic White panel to the inside of the card.
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