In Lucy's class last week we had a go at working with a brayer and kaleidacolours which gave some great backgrounds for stamping . This card was made with various shades of blue and a gorgeous stamp from crafty individuals with a paler image stamped to look like a reflection in water as suggested by Chris -who is queen of brayering :)
Thursday 11 March 2010
Lucy's Class
In Lucy's class last week we had a go at working with a brayer and kaleidacolours which gave some great backgrounds for stamping . This card was made with various shades of blue and a gorgeous stamp from crafty individuals with a paler image stamped to look like a reflection in water as suggested by Chris -who is queen of brayering :)
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This is so effective I gotta do one Oh yes! LOL!
ReplyDeleteLovely piece using a great technique which I really want to try myself now, seeing this. Your blog is a really nice place to visit!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your kind comments. I had a look at your blog Heavens2Betsy and it's amazing I love the style of your pieces and would love to be able to do things like that when I have a lot more experience :)
ReplyDeleteStunning brayer work here. I would say this is the work of a crafter with years of experience. Lynne x
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing! I saw another way of doing reflections on the internet recently, so will give it a go. This is so tranquil!
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P.S. The internet is a funny place - the lady who posted the comment above is going to come and play at my house soon!
I love brayering! You can do so much with it. Have you looked at Michelle Zindorf's blog? http://zindorf.blogs.splitcoaststampers.com/ She is the QUEEN of the brayer. Jack xx
ReplyDeletewow that is an amzing site -didn't know you could do so much with a brayer definitely inspired to try more techniques -thanks for the recommendation
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