It is time for the Mojo Monday sketch. I know its Tuesday but you got to give a girl a chance to think of what to stamp right.
On one of the yahoo groups that I am one a lady had said how she found Razzleberry Lemonade DSP hard to work with. I haft to agree with her on some of the papers, there are several that I really like. But in my endeavours to use my paper up I decided to pull out some of this DSP to use for the Mojo Sketch. I sometimes find that if I alter the paper some how it takes away what I may have not liked about it. For this card I decided to sponge the edges and paper pierce around each section of DSP. I also chose to use a color that was not in the paper for my matting.
I think it turned out great, I do not really see the orange colored paper that I sponged with Dusty Durango and the strip pattern that did not really appeal to me now has a more rusty appearance that goes well with the Dusty Durango.
I used Pumpkin Pie, Old Olive and Bravo Burgundy markers on the flourish stamp from Elements of Style which also drew attention away from the orange at least in my opinion.
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Here is my take on the sketch:
Recipe:
Stamps: Elements of Style
Ink: SU Markers Old Olive, Pumpkin Pie, Bravo Burgundy, Dusty Durango, Black
Paper: DSP Razzleberry Lemonade, Whisper White, Dusty Durango
Accessories: Paper Piercing
Thanks for stopping by.
Peggy Finney
1 comment:
What a gorgeous card, Peg! Love how you colored the flourish especially!
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