I created this set of bookmarks using the fabulous Distress Stickles as my main coloring medium. After stamping my images with Archival Ink I softly inking the bookmark with Distress Inks. I then used a variety of colors of Distress Stickles to "paint" my images. I was able to achieve shading, depth and texture by using a couple of shades of the same color. Love the effect that it gave. Especially on the pine cones and the fall leaves.
BEAUTIFUL! I'm so going to try this technique over the weekend!
ReplyDeleteSide note - can't wait to see some of your work in person and meet you on the cruise!!!!! Problem is - I'll want one of everything your bringing! LOL
Wow these are gorgeous I will have to try this...thanks for inspiring us
ReplyDeleteI'm really not a Stickles person, but these are soooo cool I want to make them!!!!
ReplyDeletethese are super wonderful...simple & sparkly! thank you much for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteChristie - I LOVE LOVE LOVE these - beautiful!!! Never thought of using stickles as the main source for coloring (and I own enough of them!)
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty - I may have to try that now
ReplyDeleteI'm going to have to try this!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love these bookmarks! the are just gorgeous. As much as I love to read these are just to beautiful to be stuck in my book ;). Thanx so much for sharing cannot wait to give it a try.
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Love this effect.
ReplyDeleteI didn't know there were distress stickles too oh dear so many products I want to use so little money and space to store them all. Hubby is so far patient about me taking the whole of the spare bedroom, though I have still got a bed in there should we need it for visitors I don;t know where I would put everything that is on it.;-)
ReplyDeleteI love your work and thanks for the inspiration.
These look amazing!
ReplyDeleteThese are absolutely beautiful, Christie. Love the stamping over the text backgrounds too.
ReplyDeleteGOSH! So wonderful - I see these in my future! TFS
ReplyDeleteHelen -- Firenze Cards
very very nice!
ReplyDeleteI love all your work. It is impossible to pick a fav. I have to say the post card book dances with beauty. I must be a copycat and try it. You are a artist and a muse. what a gift.
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