The paper is from Cosmo Cricket - Autumn. On the large paper I used the mask in the usual way with Antique Linen Distress ink (my favorite) and then on the strip I used the negative inked up with Antique Linen first and run through the Cuttlebug and I decided it was too pale. So I inked it up again with Vintage Photo Distress ink and because the negative (and the mask) are clear I was able to position my paper again in the same place and re-run through the Cuttlebug. To make things easier I reversed the Cuttlebug Sandwich ( you can make sure the mask is in the right position this way) on the second run, from the bottom up -
- A plate
- B plate
- tan mat
- 2 scrap pieces of card
- DP with pattern up
- mask, ink down
- B plate
And you can see I also did A Tim Holtz Grungeboard heart. Well actually it's a flourish, I cut it in half and positioned them to look like a heart, just got to get rid of the two sticky up bits at the bottom :o) HOPEFULLY this will end up being an Anniversary card, with a few more bits added of course. Anyway I just wanted to share my new toy with you and I can't wait to buy some more T H Masks, but they'll have to wait until next pay day UGH :o(
Take care & keep smiling
4 comments:
I love your masking. Yes they are very great, first I can't believe it, when I saw them.*gg*
You know Tim Holtz has new mask? they are so much smaller.
Thank you so much for your friendly nice comment.
House moving is stress:-((
My phone and internet still don't works. So long I use wireless lan the account of my son in the appartement above us, if he is on job.
Hugs Anja
Oh - I love Tim Holtz, and you're doing so well with the mask! Keep on!!
This is awesome! you did a great job!! :0)
hugs,
Rachel
This whole this is new for me so it's nice to have some advise :) You´ve been doing great job with masking, just love it!
I've been a bit lazy with my garden, just fotographing and planting some nice flowers, not any boring things LOL
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