Many thanks to Nancy at Operation Write Home for linking us up with this awesome woodgrain inking technique today - it is SO EASY!
Here's what I made. This is sketch 17 as well:
Jilibean Soup apple cheddar soup papers Momento rich cocoa, black inks and SU pumpkin pie ink Unity Stamp Co stamps Gina K dark chocolate cardstock |
UPDATE: I decided to make a few more and experiment with some lighter colors for the woodgrain. Um, hello - LOVE!
Same deets as above but woodgrain created with Ti m Holtz antique linen ink. :) |
I'm not surprised that I chose autumnal colors. It's about 20 degrees with below zero windchills and blowing snow. GOOD GRIEF! I don't think my husband would appreciate me cranking the heat to get in a summery mood. LOL! ;)
You can find everyone else's projects here. :)
Jen
Your cards are wonderful! Thank you for showing us yet another appealing way to use the wood grain look!!!
ReplyDeleteNice job Jen! I can't wait to check out that tut and give it a go.
ReplyDeleteWonderful job! I love the rich autumny colors too. They look perfect with the woodgrain. I can't wait to try this tutorial myself!
ReplyDeleteThis is the perfect background with that canning jar stamp. Vintagey awesomness. :)
ReplyDeleteHow funny is this...I just posted my card for the "wood grain effect" at OWH and I used a Mason Jar image also. Your wood grain is EXCELLENT!!!
ReplyDeleteLove your jars! Isn't that a fun tutorial? I love the cool looks you can create! Thanks for sharing your cards! I have a feeling that I will be doing a lot of this too!
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