Rose Wonder Brusho

Sunday 4 February 2018

Rose Wonder Brusho

I experimented a bit with this Brusho background. I made it at the same time as this one and it started out looking very much the same. I wanted more muted colours so, while it was still wet with pools of colour all over the glossy cardstock, I spritzed with alcohol. It worked like magic! The alcohol repelled the water and I was left with this result.

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Brusho background on Glossy White cardstock, Rose Garden Thinlit.

After I'd adhered the rose, I used Stampin' Blends alcohol markers to colour the leaves and add some shading around the rose.

I wasn't very neat and there were little splodges of marker on the die cut so I attacked them with my Color Lifter. The poor thing was working overtime and couldn't remove all the colour but it did blend it out and I rather like the result. I thought the completely white die cut looked a little stark and stiff against the loose background.

The greeting is white heat embossed.

TIPS & TRICKS

Use Isopropyl alcohol (rubbing alcohol such as Isocol)
I strongly suggest spritzing the alcohol in a well-ventilated area ... or, as I did, vacate the area for a while afterwards!

Thank you for visiting.
'Til next time!
Stephanie

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