I usually have a hard time working flat. One dimension. And CAS (clean and simple)...as my followers know. Lol. So this week's Woodware challenge really was a challenge for me. Even still, there's enough faux dimension and texture to make even me happy.I started with a basic red dot-embossed card (already I can't keep it flat!), which I stamped the Stampendous Cling Time for Love image in watermark ink, and embossed with Fran•tagé Aged Silver Embossing Enamel, and added a sprinkling of Aged Black. This was heated from underneath to avoid the sprinkles from blowing all over the workspace.
I used a gray and a black marker to add shading and detail, and stamped a sentiment from the Stampendous Perfectly Clear Love Always set in black ink.
Now, tell me, does it look flat to you? Didn't think so... ;D
Remember, the team will be showcasing their own version for this challenge, so be sure to check the Woodware Witterings blog for links!
2 comments:
This is awesome! I have a love affair with Fran's embossing enamels!
Gorgeous card, Pam. It's still considered one-layer even if the cardstock is embossed, still a fabulous job making it look layered with shading and shadows. Thank you for sharing your Stampendous project.
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