Friday, December 4, 2015

Make it Monday #233: Splattering

Danielle (shown here) is showing us some wonderful splattering skills this week, using a fine spray along with splatters. I have been busy doing over 30 Christmas cards, all using spatters to make either stars or snow on my cards. Here are just a few of them.
This first one uses the new Petite Places: Nativity stamps. I tried many different ways to do the background: mainly painting with watercolours, or using Distress inks sponged then either spritzed with water, or picked up with a paintbrush. For the stars, I splattered with water first, then with white paint. For some of the cards, I brightened up the splattered snow with a white gel pen, or a Perfect Pearls solution for the stars.


And here are just a few more, trying various colour schemes.  Thanks for looking!

11 comments:

  1. Beautiful, Kathryn. So creative and artistic. Can I say that I especially love the last one? It reflects the sentiment so well and this is my message of choice during the holiday season for this year.

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  2. OMGoodness! These are stunning! I love the look of each one, so pretty and cool! Love the silver and gold words, striking! You have been super busy. These are works of ART! Merry Merry!

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  3. Oh I love the Peace on Earth card! The "sky" is blended beautifully! Great job!

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  4. Your cards are stunners! You've made the backgrounds echo the sentiments perfectly! Gorgeous coloring and splattering!

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  5. Oh, look at these amazing skies!!!!! I love your colors and glowing light, the splatter stars. What a collection of beauties! Big hugs >*.*< !!!

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  6. Oh my goodness, all of these are beautiful - that nativity card in particular is absolutely stunning! Fabulous use of color and splattering.

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  7. Oh Kathryn...these are all absolutely gorgeous! Your backgrounds are just pure perfection, and I can't even pick a favorite! Lovely, lovely cards!! :0)

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  8. What a beautiful set of Christmas cards, Kathryn! Love your splatter of snow on the night backgrounds

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  9. You have become a queen of watercoloring and splattering, too. All four cards are just stunning, Kathryn.

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  10. Beautiful backgrounds for the scenes!

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