Hi Everyone, I'm over at Magenta with some Plant press backgrounds and leaf stamps. I hope you head over and find out how I made these cards.
You should run out and collect a few beautiful leaves before they all fall 😃
Stamps used
Card Recipe
Stamps: Magenta
Paper: 110lb White, Black, Mixed Media
Ink: Distress Oxide, Versafine Clair,
Accessories: Platinum Embossing Powder
Techniques: Plant Press, Heat Embossing, Distress Oxide Smooshing
12 comments:
Wow, such beautiful leaf designs. Beautiful!
What an amazing set of leaf cards. Love them all xx
What a fabulous combination of real and stamped leaves Christine, and the impressions are wonderful that you got by pressing the leaves through your die cutting machine, and love the delightful platinum embossed leaf over the top of one and also the smooshing with acrylic which makes such a gorgeous background. x
A great use of Fall foliage and a great way to make it last a bit longer!
How great is this? I can tell this was fun for you to do and it’s something I must try. Love your unique color choices and great design work on there. I also love how you were able to selectively “smoosh” your acetate. Fantastic cards!
Gorgeous maple leaf cards Christine. Love this technique of using nature to make beautiful prints. Great idea to acetate smoosh colour to add to the backgrounds. xx
Your leaves turned out perfectly - better than I've ever managed!! You created beautiful cards with them!
Beautiful and gorgeous cards, love these colours together from your amazing leaf press
Beautiful! The texture and colours look amazing. Love this technique with live plants.
I love this technique! The colors you got are absolutely amazing, and then you took it to the next level with your stamps and more. What a beautiful season. It must be stunning in your area.
Wow - these are beautiful. Lovely mix of technique and stamps!!! Hugz
This is an absolutely innovative use of pressed plants. Combining them with watercolor applied with acetate is brilliant. Stunning end result! I have a lot of imprinted pressed plants, and now you have inspired me how to use them. Thank you, you are a very creative artist
xx
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