I got some new alcohol inks and decided to work on a black background for these two. The first one, I'm calling "Campfire" as it really looks like a blazing firepit. The secibd is a study in colorful blobs of the new inks, mostly to see how they react.
I made a bunch of vintage-themed cards late yesterday, again, I'm struggling to use scraps. Here's the lot; there are severl of them in some of the designs. Backing is mulberry paper and recycled card stock.
Today, I spent some time playing with alcohol inks. I made two cards of impressionist-style flowers. Here are the pics:
I'm still working that scrap bin, which has now become THREE scrap bins - one black/white; one colors; one beige-ish neutrals. Here are the photos of the slim-line cards so far. Sometimes, I had a larger scrap and made two cards, sometimes alike, sometimes with different decorations. And then I made a whole bundh of little notebooks (3.3 x 2.5 inches), which I have photographed in groups to save space.
In the previous post, you saw a large number of cards-to-be in their assorted piles. I've finished all those cards (and quite a few more) so I wanted to show you what became of that seeming chaos. The first group is all Birthday Cards. There are two identical cards in each package.
And there are some that are more all purpose card:
I then created a bunch of cards to give to those who enjoy coloring cards in their own way. These cards would be a perfect gift, along with a set of colored pencils or markers. There are many, many designs in this group, but here is just one to use as an example.
