The season of fading light is descending. It totally affects the colors I choose. Today I chose black.
I have this piece of textured plastic (perhaps a carpet underlay?) that I use for pulling textured prints when I am too lazy to work with a gelli plate and stencils.
As I had a scene with pumpkins in mind I stenciled it with two orange hues.
Then I cut the background to size and gathered the other supplies: a stenciled orange print from my previous session and a couple of very small gelli print remnants as well as some autumn themed stamps.
I started by attaching the background papers onto my card base. I was working with a sketch (see below), but as you can see, it's not identical. I added another black and orange paper from my stash - I found they worked better this way, not letting any one background dominate but rather support each other.
I stamped the leafy branch with green Versafine and heat embossed it with transparent embossing powder, then fussy cut it out. I stamped the pumpkins and fussy cut them as well. Lastly I grouped them together, raising the large pumpkin with foam pads to create some dimension.
Entering this in these inspiring challenges:
The Paper Funday Challenges: #91 AG/ Sketch optional. - I am playing with the sketch
Sweet Stamping: Autumn
Simon Says Monday: Use more than one stencil - I used two
Creative Artiste Mixed Media: #131 AG mixed media
Simon Says Wednesday: AG




This is a cool mixed media/card project, and I Iike how you've used the sketch. Thanks for joining us at The Paper Funday Challenge, it's always a treat to see your work.
ReplyDeleteDonna xx
The Paper Funday Challenge
The Inspiration Station Challenge
The Pick 3 Challenge
The Beautiful Blossoms Challenge
Awesome Autumnal creation, really has a twilight feel to it and love those pumpkins. Thank you for joining us once again at Creative artiste, its always a pleasure to see your work.
ReplyDeleteWow!! Lovely texture and colours. Beautiful work. Thank you for joining us at Crafty Gals Corner. Judy DT
ReplyDeleteWhat a great piece - love to see your process and the inspired use of that plastic. Just goes to show what tools we are surrounded by that we can use on our mixed media pieces. Thanks for sharing with us at Creative Artiste
ReplyDelete