It's Stencil Week at Just Us Girls and our host Vicki says it's Anything Goes.
Oxides are less transparent than regular inks and I knew I could use them on kraft cardstock. I did have to order some finger daubers that I could designate just for those inks but that's fine by me. The image is from Pinkfresh Studio called Painted Daisies and I wanted the flowers white so I started with Hero Arts Unicorn white. Daisies are my favorite flower after all. The sentiment is from PF's Cozy Blooms.
I know you have plenty of stencils so why not try something new with them? I can't wait to see what you do. If you need inspiration, the Design Team has plenty of it for you.
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Your painted daisies are lovely; such a wonderful effect from the combination of kraft + oxides.
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What a beautiful card!
ReplyDeleteI loved reading your story about how you chose your inks for this card. It turned out so well on kraft cardstock. Nice card, Bobby!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully done Bobby! I love the oxide inks on the kraft and especially the daisies...they really POP!! Sweet, sweet card my friend!! Hugs. :0)
ReplyDeleteYour stenciled flowers look fabulous on the kraft, especially the white daisies. Love the stencil you used.
ReplyDeleteLove that we both started with a kraft base this week, Bobby! Your flowers are so pretty. This is a wonderful card!
ReplyDeleteOooohhhhh! These are great, Bobby! I love that you colored on kraft, making your oxides really pop.
ReplyDeleteLovely!! I don't use my Oxides very often. Thanks for the inspiration! xx
ReplyDeleteAny day is bound to be lovely when it starts with daisies, Bobby! I love how bright white you've managed to make yours!
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Daisies are such a happy flower and your inking of these is amazing, Bobby! The oxide ink was a good choice!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous! I love how the colors of the oxides really stand out against the kraft.
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