It's no surprise that I've once again used those addictive Distress Oxide inks. I took an afternoon last week and created several different backgrounds so I'd have some ready to use at a moment's notice. This is one. I love the way those colors blended so well together. With trees being a favorite of mine, I had to use a long neglected stamp set called Build A Tree by from Fiskars. It has all the different little images for the four seasons so you just might see more of it in the future.
For this one, I decided not to make a card but put it in a frame. I love the way it looks with the silver of the frame. Now do I want to keep it for my desk or gift it to someone. Decisions, decisions!
Stamp Sets: Build A Tree (Fiskars), Colorful Seasons - sentiment; Distress Oxide Inks: Faded Jeans, Peeled Paint, Spiced Marmalade, Wilted Violet, Worn Lipstick; Inks: Basic Black Archival, Garden Green; Cardstock: Watercolor Paper (Strathmore), Whisper White; Other: Stitched Shapes Framelits Dies. Stampin' Up! product used unless otherwise noted.
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Thanks for stopping in at the Coffee Pot Stamping Cafe,
Marsha
Beautiful Marsha, love the pretty oxide background colors...yes this time it was an easy make for us at The Sisterhood and fun to see all the different creations!
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DeleteWhat a beautiful framed masterpiece Marsha! Great job on the oxide background! I too am addicted to these new inks! LOL
ReplyDeleteThanks, Darlene. I can't get enough of them.
DeleteWow Marsha, what a beautiful scene you created with those inks! It rightly belongs in a frame.
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DeleteGorgeous, Marsha! I learned a lot from your beautiful creation - one of which is that Fiskars makes stamps?!? I had no idea! Lovely combination of colors. I am weakening on the DOx inks!! (And I vote that you keep your wonderful framed artwork!)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Debbie! You'll love the oxide inks once you try them. I attended a class that featured the inks and that's when I decided I had to have a set of my own.
DeleteThe background is gorgeous!!! ANd the scene you created with it is lovely.
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DeleteGorgeous project, Marsha. The silver frame really makes the scene stand out. Love the look of the oxide inks. Haven't tried them yet. Will have to add them to my list of projects to try.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Terri! Once you try them, you will love them. They are different from any other inks I've used.
DeleteThanks, Vickie!
ReplyDeleteLove that you decided to frame this. The silver frame makes the image pop. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Heather, for your kind comment. It just didn't look right as a card so I framed it.
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