Michelle Zindorf makes huge cards, so I either have to cut out a lot of the framing and layering that she puts into her cards, or I have to make the focal image smaller, which is sometimes difficult.
Sunset still lake
This Zindorf tutorial was not as hard as it looked. I substituted Tim Holtz distress inks for the SU colors, and the "branch" is a tulip stem from a CTMH set; I thought it looked like a small palm, and those do occasionally get submerged, I think.
Michelle Zindorf makes huge cards, so I either have to cut out a lot of the framing and layering that she puts into her cards, or I have to make the focal image smaller, which is sometimes difficult.
Michelle Zindorf makes huge cards, so I either have to cut out a lot of the framing and layering that she puts into her cards, or I have to make the focal image smaller, which is sometimes difficult.
2 comments:
Ok so what kind of white gel pen do you use that will write on the brayered ink? Mine wouldn't ... and the other one I tried picked up the blue color and looked baby blue. Finally I used a silver gel pen. Not quite so pretty.
GOOD job on this.
So ... which one do we do next???
Very pretty! You have really been getting tons of stamping done! Love the colors you are using. You know, a Zindorfian ATC would be really nice.........
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