I thought I'd give it a go, so I used the holly cuttlebug embossing folder with silver metal and dabbed with meadow AI. I then went around the areas I didn't want inked with some blending solution, using a piece of lint for the bigger areas and cotton buds for the more fiddly bits.
I then stuck on lots of red gems of various sizes. I was intending on using this on a card for the Moving along with the times challenge 19 - I'll probably try and do this in the morning.
I haven't made a good job of this - please remember that it's my first attempt at doing this (I've used AIs quite a bit before, but haven't tried to get rid of some of it around an embossed image like this) - I think I should have tried an easier embossed image first - anyway this is the result:
Love this ...I think its a clever idea and well executed...especially as it was a first go ... you can only get better and thus become brilliant at it lol
ReplyDeleteIt looks just fine to me Hazel! Love the red gems for the berries, too!
ReplyDeleteFantastic Outcome :) TFS
ReplyDeleteI think you have made a great job Hazel ... fabulous piece!
ReplyDeletethats a very good 1st attempt hazel:)
ReplyDeleteI think this is a FANTASTIC outcome--I would not even know it's a first. It's beautiful! I love the red gems combined w/ the metal..gives it a good play off of opposites: metal & bling.
ReplyDeleteGreat job!
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Kristal of Digi Kitty
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I think this is a FANTASTIC outcome--I would not even know it's a first. It's beautiful! I love the red gems combined w/ the metal..gives it a good play off of opposites: metal & bling.
ReplyDeleteGreat job!
Purrs & Kisses,
Kristal of Digi Kitty
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