This second card was completed in much the same way, using gold embossing for the Christmas Baubles, but sprinkling the red, yellow and orange Brushos onto the baubles, and using the green for the background areas, before spritzing with water. I left the card to dry naturally before matting onto co-ordinating card.
For my final card, I stamped the Tangled Baubles with Versafine OnyxBlack Ink, and used clear embossing powder, for a crisp image. I painted the baubles using green, turquoise and lilac Brushos and a waterbrush. I then painted the background areas liberally with a waterbrush before sprinkling Black Brusho onto the areas very carefully. The black Brusho when wet creates a multi-coloured effect, which ties in perfectly with the baubles. Again, I chose a toning card to mat the background.
Do pop over to the Design Team blog to see the rest of the fabulous creations provided by my Design Team mates, showing that quick cards can be so effective. The post is full of techniques and inspiration.
Thanks for stopping by, xx
5 comments:
Stunning cards Judith, and sound quick to make glorious colours, but my favourite must be the orange and gold one as they are my kind of shades, Kate x
All your three cards are so beautiful! Love expecially the first one, so sweet and delicate, but I'm also stunned by the last one, it seems a breathtaking optical illusion with the Brusho's background!
These are all beauties but i love the simplicity of the first one xx
3 fab ideas using Brusho's - very inspirational x
Interesting to see the 3 very different effects you achieved using the Brushos. Amazing to think that the multicoloured background effects on that final sample are achieved by using black Brusho. Your touches of green in the baubles really lifts the whole design whilst hinting at the traditional Christmas colours of red & green when you consider the little flecks of russetty orange in amongst the black Brusho.
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