I decided to take one of my Maya Road chipboard hearts and cut a template in a smaller size for the second one, which I then cut from the back of a lined notepad.
For my base colour on my hearts I used Limelight, and Eggplant for the cracked layer (and yes, mine worked this time too!)
I don't have many Lynne Perella stamps, and none that would really fit the smaller heart, so went down the Ink and the Dog route with some stamps I got at Stevenage the other week.
I followed Helen's instructions (and got to this stage in writing the post when I realised I hadn't added the Grunge Paste layer to this side of the heart... so did I leave it as it is... or add the GP???
The reverse side, with crackle. So. Did I add the GP stencilled layer or not.....
well of course..! I used the Tropical Leaf stencil and London Bus.. and because my hand isn't steady or any of my brushes small enough, I outlined with a blue gel pen.
Not sure which background I prefer it against, dark or light, both made it hard to photograph!!
13 comments:
They turned out great Helen ..how long did they take lol?? You wouldn't normally think of using zesty zing as a back ground would you?
Fab Hearts Helen
Janet x
Very cool... love the little one layered over the crackly one. I'm here to do some long overdue catching up - looking forward to seeing what else you've been up to!
Alison x
Love that Helen, the colours are gorgeous.
Great choice of images and I think you've got the crackle nailed!!
Sam xxx
Fabulous hearts Helen, love the contrasts.
hugs {brenda} x0x
Gorgeous hearts! I love that PA queen! x
Brilliant hearts Helen! Fabulous crackle you have going on and I love the GP you added. Love the colour choices too..... very brave and it works! I am a wimp with bright colours!
Hugs
Lesley Xx
Fab hearts, they worked out perfectly!
Beautiful color,gorgeous hearts.I love it!!
These look just great! I love, love, love the red! Julie Ann xx
Really like that 'queen' stamp. its amazing how many 'favourites' I have from the I&D collection!!
Fabulous, so striking, see you have gone down the dogging route in your choice of stamp! Equally as striking as the Lynne Perella and works really well,
Lucy x
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