So whilst I've been visiting all the entries for Less Is More I've noticed that the chalkboard technique has been used quite a few times... so I thought I would give it a go....
I'm not sure about the technique but I think that was because the white ink was too juicy and didn't give a crisp image... I'll have to give it another go at some point!!
Inspiration:
Unscripted Sketches: #192
Card Recipe:
Stamps: Stampin Up
Whisper White Craft Pad
White Chalks
Sentiment: Pink Petticoat
Ribbon: Stampin Up
Butterfly Punch: Stampin Up
Right that's me done for today... See you soon
Jen xx
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I'm not sure about the technique but I think that was because the white ink was too juicy and didn't give a crisp image... I'll have to give it another go at some point!!
Inspiration:
Unscripted Sketches: #192
Card Recipe:
Stamps: Stampin Up
Whisper White Craft Pad
White Chalks
Sentiment: Pink Petticoat
Ribbon: Stampin Up
Butterfly Punch: Stampin Up
Right that's me done for today... See you soon
Jen xx
13 comments:
So beautiful is your creation Jen with lots of detail added its simply gorgeous!!
I love this your colour combo is spot on for a sympathy card ...but have never heard of the chalkboard technique?? but I'm assuming its using white ink on black card,when I do this it looks more ghostly than chalk !:-) x
Beautiful card Jen, love the colours xx
A perfect sympathy card Jen. Hugs, Claire x
Gorgeous hun...:o)
big hugs Vicky xx
Such a beautiful card, so elegant!
love Mags B x
This is gorgeous hun. I have that technique on my list too...probably saw it in the same place lol! ;)
xx
Lovely card Jen, love the white ink on black...very difficult to do I feel.
Stunning card, love the whole look thanks for joining us this week at Unscripted sketches.
Honestly, I love the effect that you have achieved with the white ink! It gives the card such a soft look, almost like it was colored with pastel crayons. Perfectly placed images - so very, very pretty! Thanks for choosing to play along with our sketch this week at Unscripted Sketches :)
This technique really is hot right now. I think your version turned out beautifully. :-) Thanks so much for your visit to my blog. Hugs!
wow this looks beautiful jen.i love the effect :D
xx coops xx
So delicate and gentle ... the chalkboard technique beautifully emphasises the overall softness! Anita :)
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