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By Teresa Brown Stamping
Lets Get Hopping Round #12

Do you have a favourite technique? Is it something that you turn to time and time again or is it a technique you like to use on those extra special projects?

This month is about our favourite technique and I do turn to masking so much as I love the way you can add two or three stamps set to make a card and it can look like a painting.

So what is masking?
 Its when you stamp out and image first on your card and also onto some Posty notes.

Cut out Posty Note and place over the image as I have with the ute.

Then you can build up the background behind your image
I have used sponging, and the water from the High Tide
Stamp set plus I punch out a circle from a Posty Note and
Place on my pitcher where I wonted it, Sponging over the
Posty Note first then removing and adding some colour
and the birds from the High Tide Stamp set. 

I Used a Aqua painter and inks to paint my Ute added some
more birds and also sponge and used Aqua painter for ground

Added it to a black card to make the image  pop.


For more ideas hop over to the amazing Nina Mc Millan Blog and see Nina favourite technique.
Happy Stamping Teresa  



https://ninassouthernaccents.blogspot.com/2018/08/letgethopping12.html
 

Comments

Nina's Southern Accents said…
Genius Teresa! The truck at the beach, how fun! Love your card!
9 August 2018 at 11:26
Tan said…
That cards is amazing. I really should use masking a lot more. Thanks for sharing
9 August 2018 at 13:01
Tracy Bish said…
Masking is a great technique, love your card Teresa.
9 August 2018 at 14:59
Jenn said…
I love this gorgeous scene you've created Teresa! Masking is such a fun technique and you've worked with it so beautifully here.
10 August 2018 at 10:47
Diana Tillery said…
Two great techniques - masking and sponging - on such a beautiful card! I do love the colors you chose, too. Thank you for sharing!
13 August 2018 at 01:20
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