Hi there, and welcome back to our 3rd day of new reveals over at Neat and Tangled. All of the products shown this week will hit the store at 8am EST on Friday.
Today, we're showing off a gorgeous set designed by Miriam - Layered Landscape.
I put down my copic markers and made a card that came together in under 20 minutes - I didn't even know things like this were possible. ha.
I stamped the mountains from the top down - starting with the lightest and working my way down to the darkest. I used shades of blue, and did absolutely no masking since the darker colors covered up the edges of the lighter shades.
I did the tiniest bit of shading with coordinating markers (ok, so I didn't put them down all the way) to add depth to the darker 2 mountain layers.
My lightbulb moment was grabbing the Calathea stamp set and using one of the images to create a forest of black trees at the base of the mountain-scape.
I cut the panel below the trees and stamped the sentiment (from Anne of Green Gables! yay!) onto the base layer.
I hope you like it! This is definitely a different look for me.
Don't forget to leave a comment here before you go! A winner will be chosen from among the design team's blog posts and announced on Friday morning - you could win a $25 gift card to the NT store.
There is a lot more to see on the Neat and Tangled blog this morning - click!
♥.
Today, we're showing off a gorgeous set designed by Miriam - Layered Landscape.
I put down my copic markers and made a card that came together in under 20 minutes - I didn't even know things like this were possible. ha.
I stamped the mountains from the top down - starting with the lightest and working my way down to the darkest. I used shades of blue, and did absolutely no masking since the darker colors covered up the edges of the lighter shades.
I did the tiniest bit of shading with coordinating markers (ok, so I didn't put them down all the way) to add depth to the darker 2 mountain layers.
My lightbulb moment was grabbing the Calathea stamp set and using one of the images to create a forest of black trees at the base of the mountain-scape.
I cut the panel below the trees and stamped the sentiment (from Anne of Green Gables! yay!) onto the base layer.
I hope you like it! This is definitely a different look for me.
Don't forget to leave a comment here before you go! A winner will be chosen from among the design team's blog posts and announced on Friday morning - you could win a $25 gift card to the NT store.
There is a lot more to see on the Neat and Tangled blog this morning - click!
♥.
