My background is blended Distress Stains, Peeled Paint and Broken China and I have used a La Blanche flourish stamped in black ink and outlined and shaded with a black fineliner pen and a white Pentel pen.
I thoroughly enjoyed making it and may well do some more in the future. I think a more 'line art' stamp would be better next time but can see lots of possibilities.
Thanks for stopping by and do feel free to leave a comment as I appreciate every one.
Janet, I think your bandana art is gorgeous with the different colors in it. I tilted my head to get a different perspective and I really like it in portrait style. You can use these bandana techniques for masculine cards, especially using rusts and browns. I've made several in the past. I agree that this is addictive and fun to do.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a lovely card.xxx
ReplyDeleteHad not heard of this till I saw Faye's blog. You have made a brilliant job of it. It does look fun, must give it a try.
ReplyDeleteJen x
Ooh it's lovely Janet. I read an article about this technique and promptly forgot all about it. You've made a brilliant job of it.
ReplyDeleteBeryl xx
Never heard of this technique before, but the results are fabulous. Love the colour choice and the stamped image.
ReplyDeleteSylvia x
So beautiful! Love the colors.
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