

The flowers are from a new stamp set called Pressed Petals just released by Artful INKables as part of the new July release.

I'll leave you with this lovely picture of the sun setting over Merry Meeting Lake in New Durham, NH where I am presently on vacation at our cozy cottage in the woods across the road from this beautiful lake.

Stamps: Artful INKables - Pressed Petals & Basic Salutations
Paper: Really Rust, Blue Bayou, Bashful blue, basic black: SU, white: PTI
Ink: Onyx Black Versafine, Really rust, soft skyk apricot appeal, more mustard: SU
Accessories: sponges, paper piercer, grid and pad, Summer Sunrise Twill: PTI, round circle mask , nestability circle, cuttlebug
Paper: Really Rust, Blue Bayou, Bashful blue, basic black: SU, white: PTI
Ink: Onyx Black Versafine, Really rust, soft skyk apricot appeal, more mustard: SU
Accessories: sponges, paper piercer, grid and pad, Summer Sunrise Twill: PTI, round circle mask , nestability circle, cuttlebug
8 comments:
Such a beautiful job. I love the coloring. It's so peaceful. It makes me want to lay out on the beach and push sand between my toes! Mahalo for sharing, Jenn
Nice job.I am a big fan of Michelle's work as well. I have the same problem with the brayer and have much better luck with the sponges too.
Gorgeous sponging, Julia! Wow! What vibrant color!
What a beautiful take on the sketch challenge! Your sponging looks so soft with those wonderful colors- I love it! Thanks for sharing that awesome photograph! Wishing you a fun and safe 4th!
Very beautiful!!!!
I've been trying out Zindorf's tutorial's myself! I love that photo; I think I've been there!!! Enjoy the rest of your weekend.
Kathy
Love this card, Julia!
Like you, I can't seem to get a brayer to work for me ... at least not the way Michelle can!!
She must have some super-secret technique she's not sharing with us, LOLOL ... I kid!
Your sponging looks terrific, though ... who needs a brayer?!?
And if you ever figger the brayer technique out, will you let me in on the secret, too?!?
~Hugs!!
Beautiful job. I love Michelle's work too.
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