Hi Altenew Fans! It's Flóra here sharing a new layout created with Altenew inks and stamps. I decided to give it a go and try to make a unique background for my page. For this I chose the beautiful Painted Flowers stamp sets and three different inks.
First of all I applied a thin layer of clear gesso on the middle of my 8.5×11″ white cardstock. While drying I stamped with Rouge and Cotton Candy inks on a piece of plastic package. I added some water from a sprayer and gently started to apply the ink on my white paper.
When I was satisfied with the result started to create the floral patterned. For this process I used a dark gray ink called Moon Rock. Why not black? Because this is the background and the pattern should not dominate to aggressively. It's better to choose soft colors as we should not forget to keep the focus on the photo.
I finished the page off with adding few different type of embellishments like frames, puffy stickers, enamel shapes and a cute bow.
I recorded my whole process, so you can check every steps of creating a stamped and inked background.
That is all for today. I hope you like it.
Thanks for stopping by! Flóra
9 comments
Love this–thanks for showing how you made that great background and the whole video on your fabulous layout!!
Gorgeous layout. I so seldom see layouts with stamping on them, wish I’d see more like this. Thanks!
I really LOVE this layout and the way you used stamps for the background! Thanks for sharing!
Wow!! This is absolutely stunning. Amazing background. Thank you for sharing the process!
Lovely! You make the “packaging technique” look easy. Great choices of ink colors.
Gorgeous layout! Can you tell me where you got the bow? Is it a die cut?
Thanks Barbara! This is a Dear Lizzy bow from Serendipity collection.
What a beautiful and stunning background you have made for this layout! So soft and beautiful so that the picture really SHINES!! This is amazing!!
Beautiful layout with such pretty detailing – I am wondering how I can scale this down to fit on a card! Wonderful inspiring – thank you Flora :-)