I made a card using a couple new release images today! I knew I wanted to combine the OLD BARN and the WAGON WHEEL for a nice country scene.
There was so much going on in the scene that I kept the rest of the card design pretty simple. Added some sewing and sponged edges, but that's about all.
SUPPLIES:
Images: Old Barn and Wagon Wheel
CS/PAPER: 90 lb. Canson watercolor paper, red
INK: printer, Early Espresso inkpad, Tombow markers 969 (wheel and roof), 879 (wheel and roof), 977 (wheel, fence and roof), 992 (wheel and fence), 925 (barn), 905 (barn), 856 (barn), 899 (barn)), 076 (grass), 098 (grass), 027 (grass), 990 (fence), N15 (shadows on wheel rim), 452 (sky)
ACCENTS/TOOLS: waterbrush, sewing machine, sponge
Oh Laurie, this is breathtaking. Love how you combined the images and your coloring is beautiful. The stitching looks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous - the wood on that wagon wheel looks so old - beautiful coloring on that!
ReplyDeleteIncredible, Laurie. So anxious to try to CASE this. So fun to be able to combine your images.
ReplyDeleteI love how you combined these two images - I'm going to have to try this!
ReplyDeleteLove, love how you combined the two images and your colouring is fabulous, it all looks so rustic!
ReplyDeleteWonderful scene! Just love the rich colors. My Mom would have loved this card. She always loved the old country scenes. Great job! Have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteOh my Laurie! I love the combination of these two digis. The wheel look so old! Just love this!!!
ReplyDeletehugs,
Ellen
Wow, this is stunning. I love the stitched border.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous job on this. The stitching really sets it off.
ReplyDeleteOH WOW!!
ReplyDeleteThis is STUNNING!!!
Your coloring is fabulous!!
Hugs
Lorianna
Spectacular coloring Laurie (as always) Love this barn/wheel!!
ReplyDeleteand I am the proud owner of this barn!!!! i've framed it too!!!! only problem is i want to hang it on every wall so i can see it no matter which room i'm in!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous picture you created!
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