I used this memory as inspiration for the Sunday Postcard Art challenge this week where the theme is Blue and Silver.
Song sung blue..... |
I used a direct to paper technique with Tumbled Glass Distress Ink, and then smooshed it around with some dry foam. Next came some music paper, for no reason other than I find sheet music feels festive :) Stamping the stylised Christmas tree in Versamark, I then applied silver embossing powder and heated it. Once everything was dry and cooled down I applied Rock Candy distress crackle over part of the tree and the music. It takes a while to dry, which is why I'm late with my post today.
I applied more distress ink around the edges in Broken China and then in Chipped Sapphire. Then I dripped some pretty large drops of water on the background. I applied more distress ink to the cracks in the crackle glaze and dabbed on some white picket fence stain here and there. I finished the whole lot off with a few random dots of Stardust stickles and a lovely silver bow at the top of the tree.
I think your silvery tree has captured frozen cobwebs and trees perfectly. A beautiful postcard.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card, Liz! I've never seen freezing fog, either!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! It really looks icy!
ReplyDeleteSo attractive! I love reading about your process and I like your unusual inspiration - freezing fog.
ReplyDeleteWonderful frozen creation.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful effect I have never seen freezing fog now I'm curious...lovely work!
ReplyDeleteYou've really captured the silver effect in your art, Liz, lovely Christmas card!
ReplyDeleteAbsolute beauty in your card. I love the hand created cards best. Digital fascinates me and I find it extremely attractive and inspirational, but handcrafted can't be beat! (By the way, I'm totally jealous that I can't do digital creations because I love them so.) Well done Liz!
ReplyDeleteOnce again, you create stunning work and then describe the process. Gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked the freezing fog, I hope you got some photos. :D
AWESOME indeed dear Liz!
ReplyDeleteI wish you the best for Xmas holidays! :)
This is lovely, I would buy this!!
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