Happy Friday!
With the American Holiday this past Monday & since I was off work yesterday, this week really flew by for me. Don't get me wrong, I have to work both Saturday & Sunday this weekend--I could only wish to have two 3 day weekends in a row! LOL!
My missing mojo temporally came back to me the other night as I tried to work on this weeks Fun Filled Friday Challenge--to use our brayers. I'm very happy with the way it turned out.
I heat embossed the Cowboy Silhouette image from DRS Designs with black embossing powder on white glossy cardstock and then masked off a 1" circle punch. I brayered the background in blues to create a night sky. Then I sponged in the moon area with yellow inks and sponged a little bit of the sky with yellow too, making it look like the moon was shining down on the cowboys.
I embellished this image with some square gold brads and some twine I had laying around in my ribbon box.
Stamps: DRS Designs-Cowboy Silhouette (M316)
Ink: Versamark, SU! Bashful Blue, Brillant Blue, Night of Navy, So Saffron, Summer Sun, More Mustard
Paper: Glossy white cardstock, Colored Cardstock by American Crafts
Accessories: Heat Gun, Creative Beginnings Black Embossing Powder, Post-Its, Nesties, twine unknown from my stash, square brads by Joann's Scrap Essentials, Sponge Daubers, Brayer
Finished Card Size: 4 3/8" x 5 5/8"
Have you brayered lately? If so, let me know by leaving me a link in the comments section of this post so I can see what you did. If not, why not get it out & ink it up!?!?!? I'll be waiting...
Thanks for stopping by today!
Smiles,
Jennifer
5 comments:
Gorgeous background, perfect for these silhouettes!
I see that it has come back in full swing my dear!! This is beautiful!! So glad you've kept stamping!! :) Hope you enjoy your weekend!!
Fabulous image, lovely card. Kim
Fab card! I love the brayering!
Holy Moley and yai-yai-ya-yippety-ya-chi-yeah! That card ROCKS, little sweet heart! I'm SUCH a sucker for all things western and you just melted my little old heart! I LOVE THAT! {"MUST HAVE THOSE STAMPS...!"} The brayer technique just made this come to life: WONDERFUL! I sho' am glad I moseyed on by!
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