Heidi shared HERE, how she used the new Distress Oxide's to stamp on colored cardstock, and I just thought the results was so neat that I had to give it a try myself. I used Walnut stain on kraft with this card, my hubby even loved the results. Since the image was so dark I tried to go a bit lighter with my papers.
Here is a closeup of the stamping. Inked up the stamp and then sprayed with water and then stamped. I let the stamp sit on the cardstock for a little longer than I normally do to make sure I got a good stamp.
Inkadinado -- Fall trees Silhouette stamp
Spellbinders -- Lg. Deckled Rectangles and A2 matting basics A dies
Distress Oxide - Walntu stain ink
g.c.d, - Funhouse papers
Words to the rescue -- Get well sentiment stamp
Martha Stewart -- border punch
Thanks so very much for all your sweet comments and sharing your thoughts, I really do appreciate you taking the time out to stop by,
Connie
Hi Connie~ I came over from Linda's blog to say what a beautiful card you gifted her with.
ReplyDeleteThis card for your husband's friend is wonderful, very masculine, nice job, Connie.
Bless you ♡
Hi Connie
ReplyDeleteVery interesting technique. Turned out realty great.
I'm so sorry about your ill friend. I'm sure this card will cheer him up knowing you made it special for him. So sweet.
Hugs and Blessings
That is a beautiful stamping! I love the tree and you got so much pretty detai in the brown and oxides. Thanks for linking to my blog!
ReplyDeleteI am sure your friend will be cheered by this card in his recovery time.
Fantastic masculine card! Love the whole look of that technique too!
ReplyDeleteMy goodness! What fantastic textures achieved with the oxides, Connie! It's a great card! hugs, de
ReplyDeleteLove the trees stamped on kraft and those deckled edges!!
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ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful card for your husband's friend. I know he will be greatly encouraged and blessed by it. I sincerely hope his recovery goes well.
ReplyDeleteHugs to you, dear friend!
You always have a lovely thought for everyone and with your art you bless so many hearts, thank you Dearie !
ReplyDeleteSending blessings of joy on the remainder of your week,
with utmost gratitude
XOXO Dany
I've heard about the Distress Oxide inks, but don't know anything about them. I do know, however, that I love the effect on your card! You are a kind soul to always be thinking of others. I hope your friend's husband's recovery is thorough, even if it is a long time coming.
ReplyDeletea beautiful card for a special man. i like the wording you use, instead of the traditional "get well soon"!!!
ReplyDeleteYou have achieved a look that appears like it was hand painted and took hours to do......such a heart warming card for someone ill.
ReplyDeleteLove the trees!
ReplyDeleteThe effect on the trees is wonderful. It would really be great to use when doing steampunk things. Super cute!
ReplyDeleteI saw the card you gave to Linda, and it is so beautiful! Love the embossing on the front, and the faux quilting technique, it is definitely card art :) I haven't made cards for a while, although I have plenty of things to make them with. Maybe looking at your amazing cards will inspire me!
ReplyDeleteA super male card Connie, with a perfect sentiment for you friend's husband. I'm sure he was cheered to receive it.
ReplyDeleteI really like the tree silhouettes! A very thoughtful & encouraging card for your friend.
ReplyDeleteWow, Connie, your technique from Heidi turned out so well. I really, really like the trees and just how well the technique turned out. I hope your friend's husband recoveries quickly. He will certainly appreciate this beauty.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great card for a sick male friend. I hope he recovers soon, Connie.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful card for your husband's friend.
ReplyDeleteI do hope his recovery goes well.
All the best Jan
What a lovely masculine card! (can those two words be used in the same sentence if it's masculine?) Your friend is blessed to have you as a friend. <3
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