The outer frame is also made with Distress inks, and it's a piece I had left over from making the card I described earlier here. The vertical "Happy Birthday" filling in the space at the side is an Aspects of Design stamp by The Stamp Man.
At the moment I'm finding it a bit difficult to gain precise control over the inkpads when using them direct to paper, but I daresay that will come with practice. It's quite fun seeing how the landscapes turn out and then deciding what to use as a focal point to enhance them. I have a feeling I'm going to get hooked on this technique!

6 comments:
Oooh, I love that one too! Waht sort of card are you using?
Oh WOW! What a gorgeous card!
This one is very good, keep going, your cards are beautiful! Judith X
Beautiful card Lynne, I love it! By the way, the star book is very easy to make - I used the instructions from a fairly recent Craft Stamper xx
What a fabulous card-a real work of art.
Lisax
Wow....This card is stunning!
You have a true gift!
Cheers,
Dorothy
P.S. Thanks for the wonderful posting of my blog candy!
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