The background for this first card was made by me a couple years ago. I learned it on-line, but I can not tell you where I found it. It is not my idea. I used More Mustard cardstock, rubbed a white dye ink pad on it, then used a Close to Cocoa ink pad and dragged an edge on it. It was really VERY simple and I was amazed at how easy it was and how well it turned out. I matted with Always Artichoke cardstock. The stamps are both from Technique Tuesday.
This second card is almost identical to a sympathy card I made a short while ago. The embossing folder is by Quickutz and the matting is Buckaroo Blue. I used the same stamps as the first card - by Technique Tuesday.
Thanks so much for stopping by, and I hope you'll come back and visit again soon!
9 comments:
Very pretty! Thanks.
gloria
Very pretty - both of them!
I came upon your brayering video (started out at Susan's Simplicity page), and I'm so glad I did! I've tried brayering, and just couldn't do it. It makes such a difference SEEING you do it! I'll try it again, and feel a good bit more confident this time. Thanks sooo much for sharing your talents!
This is terrific.. Way to go on the videos.. I am so bad at brayering. I have tried it many times. We have a love hate relationship. I love it, it hates me..hehe. Beautiful cards..
Nice job brayering. I especially like that second card!
Both are so gorgeous! My friend Peggy (The Wired Angel) taught me brayering and it is such a beautiful technique. Your video and Peggy really helped to release the "secrets" of effective brayering. TFS.
Both cards ar stunning! I love the brayer look and really ought to use it. Thanks for the turorial I will go and look at it tonight. Love your cards Lynette.
Mary
Beautiful cards, both of them, Lynette! Well done. I couldn't view the video - it told me it was private.
Lovely cards!! I watched your brayering video, but couldn't get the Daisy Edgeabilities video to play. I bought a brayer a while back but haven't tried it yet... guess I should do that!
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