This is the last sketch challenge of the year over at Retro Rubber. Check it out and have some fun!
I am finishing up the fall season be fully ready to switch into the winter and Christmas season. Here is my fall version:
I had a lot of fun with the textures in this card. The stamp is an but goody from a 2014 Color Layering Stamp from Hero Arts called Fall Leaves.
- Starting with water color paper I stamped the branches in StazOn Timber Brown.
- The different layers are Altenew inks in Citronella, Honey Drizzle, Melted Butterscotch, Amber Blaze, Maple Yellow, and Burnt Red. They are spritzed with water to bleed the colors a bit.
- The sentiment is stamped in Burnt Red and die cut with my go to Lawn Cuts Everyday Sentiment Banners, along with a shadow.
- The focal image is die cut with Simon Says Stamps Stitched Ovals.
- The background strip is trimmed before being pressure embossed with Darice Falling Leaves embossing folder.
- The background is Darice Crackle embossing folder.
- All the layers are adhered together.
Enjoy this challenge and play along.
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