They also provide a totally optional sketch to include with your palette:
I thought with the woody colors it would be perfect to set off more of the photos from the cog (see my entry for the Paper Variety Smile challenge to get the full story).
I couldn't find the exact colors I wanted so improvised with three browns to match (the third being the Walnut Stain ink).
Everything came from the stash - nothing special or new here. I did use my new Martha Stewart letter stamps for the title with the Walnut Stain distress ink.
Here's a hint: if you are having a hard time getting your Distress inks to stamp easily, there are a few things you need to do:
- Store your inks upside down. All your inks should be stored this way, but it is especially important for the distress inks to keep that pad moist for when you need it
- Spend a good amount of time charging your stamp with ink. I press and hold then wiggle rather than dabbing and I have pretty good results. Generally I count 10 wiggles (side to side, top to bottom) to fully charge the image
Thanks for looking and I hope that tip helps you all out!
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