Saturday, October 11, 2008

I have always wanted to try some of Michelle zindorf techniques and thought the stamp social would be a perfect place to do it. I LOVE it. check out her blog (click on her name) for more information.

Start with whisper white card stock from stampin up. Pumpkin by stamp in the hand. ink up with Pumpkin Pie generously since its a bold image and apply nice even but heavy pressure.


Next brayer summer sun on most of the card with a mask in place for the pumpkin. This was my first real attempt at brayer believe it or not. Long story short I bought a brayer 12 years ago and dropped it as soon as I got it and nicked it. well never used it again and bought a new one just recently just to try some of these techniques.




If you notice some white around the pumpkin its ok or you can use a sponge and dab in there to get it more even. personal choice.




Next brayer in old olive on bottom using the mask as well



Now for the night sky. use eggplant and a mask for both the moon (keeps that yellow on the card) and the pumpkin. Now hind sight I would probably do a little less dark so not so many times with the brayer.

Sponge in more mustard to the moon outsides to give it a glow.



P.S like the idea with the sponge and the binder clip. My stampin up demo Sharon is soooo smart.


Sponge some always artichoke around the edges of the card to give it dimension I just love that color.

With a stampscapes stamp and black marvy ink I stamped some branches

layer and you are done. about 10 min if you don't count taking everything out and putting it back.



look I learned how to do a watermark too. maybe next time I will take the time to make the card straight but don't count on it.

6 comments:

Dragana Skoro said...

I love this technique... Nice job. Thanks for visiting my blog.

Carmen said...

Zindorf is awesome. And so are you! Great work I love the card.

Cheryl Walker said...

Thank you for sharing, I would love to try this, but havent :) maybe I will soon. LOve your pumpkin!!!! Great job!!!

Unknown said...

Wow, this turned out so great! Thanks for sharing your tips!!!

Ann said...

Very cool! Thanks for the step by step!

Rhonda Langley said...

Love the branches on the "moon". Great idea on using a clip to hold your sponge!!!!!