I was inspired to create a layered landscape for my super-cool Trees stamp, but I didn't want my card base to get super-heavy with lots of paper layers.
Instead, I devised a pretty easy way to create a highly dimensional look that utilizes the texture of the Light Green paper in our Trees collection.
You'll need the following supplies:
- 4x5.25" Light Green Panel
- 4x5.25" Dark Green Panel
- Scrap Paper
- Cutting Mat and Craft Knife
- CS Ink Applicator
- CS Earth, India Black and Ash Inks
- Black Oil Pastel
- Cloth or Paper Towel
And there ya have it! I hope you enjoyed today's video tutorial.
Happy Landscaping!
Tricia
Very cool - pretty and easy!! TFS!!
ReplyDeleteLove this!
ReplyDeleteAwesome - another way of making our paper go further.
ReplyDeleteVery nice, good to "see" you this morning!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea and it is so helpful to have a video to illustrate. This also would be a great idea of other kits, e.g., Aspen, Comfort Zone, Natural Resources, etc.
ReplyDeleteWow! The different colors and oil Pastel really add a loot of depth. TFS!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for showing us this technique.
ReplyDeleteOMG, I just love this, just forwarded to my BFF! thanks
ReplyDeleteVery cool, Tricia! Love the so easy with grand effect techniques!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Tricia. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLOVE!!!! :-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. And I really liked the video done without words!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Tricia, for this wonderful instructional video! I love this technique!!! tfs.
ReplyDeleteOoh, I just LOVE this technique!!! Such an elegant result and yet so easy! I also like the video technique too--quick and easy to follow!!!!
ReplyDeleteThat was great! A fast, easy technique, definitely need to try this.
ReplyDeleteThat was great! A fast, easy technique, definitely need to try this.
ReplyDeleteYou make it look so easy - cutting the paper with your exacto knife! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteAwesome tutorial. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful and effective, love the technique. Thank you for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteWoo hoo, I finally had a chance to watch this video! I love how simple it is, but it looks fantastic. I should try this soon...
ReplyDeleteOkay, I'm behind, but I loooove this technique (and the card, love the quotations"
ReplyDeletedrat it, love the "quotations," too. :) Now I really need to CUT UP MY TREES UMs!!!
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