Tuesday, April 28, 2015

A new technique...

Hi! I am back after a longish break. 

I used a new technique (for me) called Joseph's coat. Thank you Priya, for putting the question in The Craft Shop quizz!


I painted a piece of ivory paper with two shades of yellow Camlin photo inks for an ombre effect. The stamp is Penny Black's Blissful, which I stamped with some Versamark ink and heat embossed with clear embossing powder. I used black acrylic paint to cover the card and wiped it away while wet. The 'Hello' die is from Wplus9.

Entering this card in the following challenges:






That is all from me for now. Looking forward to hearing from all of you!

Love,
Nandini

PS: My card made it to the top 3 in the Lulupu Challenge #48! So excited! Thanks team Lulupu for appreciating my work!

9 comments:

  1. What a gorgeous background...such an awesome technique!! Love your take on the sketch, too!! Thanks for joining us for the Color Throwdown Challenge!!!!

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  2. Wow...this is beautiful ....even I m in the que for trying thing this technique...;)
    Loved the colors !!

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  3. What a gorgeous background! So glad you were able to play along with us at Color Throwdown!

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  4. This is such a gorgeous card Nandini! :)

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  5. What an fabulous background.. soo bright and awesome!!

    Thanks for joining us in the Lulupu Challenge #48. Good Luck!
    Hugs!
    Manu

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  6. Hi Nandini, Unfortunately , I cannot see your card here. But from the image in the Lulupu link :) I loved all the warm colors and the black stamping
    Thanks for joining us in the Lulupu Challenge #48. !
    Dolly - Lulupu DT

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    1. Hi Dolly! Sorry for the hitch. And thanks for letting me know. I have fixed it, so you can view the card now.

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  7. I too love this technique & you have done wonders here! Thanks for joining us at Lulupu Challenge #48. Good Luck!

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  8. Beautiful Card - love the colors and thanks for sharing the technique.

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