Hi Bloggers!
Just a quick post today...I finished up a card that I started at a Make & Take a few weeks ago. The card was made using Gelatos and Archival ink.
First I just colored a small piece of white card stock, using a variety of Gelato coloring pens/crayons. These babies are so much fun! They are water-based and work well in all sorts of techniques. Later this week I will show you some of them!
For this card, after the white piece of card stock had been colored, I stamped an image of a bird on it with Archival Black Ink. I think the result was very nice! When I got it home, I decided to take it off the white card background and change the background to a turquoise shimmery one. I then lined it with a black mat to highlight the black ink.
Here is the finished card.
Later this week I will be demonstrating various techniques using Gelatos, so please check back!
Happy Creating!
ReNae
Just a quick post today...I finished up a card that I started at a Make & Take a few weeks ago. The card was made using Gelatos and Archival ink.
First I just colored a small piece of white card stock, using a variety of Gelato coloring pens/crayons. These babies are so much fun! They are water-based and work well in all sorts of techniques. Later this week I will show you some of them!
For this card, after the white piece of card stock had been colored, I stamped an image of a bird on it with Archival Black Ink. I think the result was very nice! When I got it home, I decided to take it off the white card background and change the background to a turquoise shimmery one. I then lined it with a black mat to highlight the black ink.
Here is the finished card.
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| Against the red background |
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| Close-up |
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| Against a blue background |
Happy Creating!
ReNae
2 comments:
Beautiful work of art!
Thanks Patty! I am going to St. Louis today but when I return will be posting some other ideas on how to use Gelatos! Stay tuned!
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