this is my first attempt at creating a background using brusho's....I have shied away from stuff like this but I had a lovely day playing creating backgrounds and learning how little of the product is needed.....I think I was a bit heavy handed on this one but I decided to use it as I loved the colours...
Have a look over at scrappymo's there are prizes to be won.
LOVE Brushos . . . and LOVE the card you've created from a background made with them.
ReplyDeleteHappy Rudolph Day!
Hugs, Sarn x
This background is perfect for a forest scene, Margaret! Love the embossed tree and deer you've placed with it. It goes together like you planned this background! And it's hard to plan how Brushos will turn out.
ReplyDeleteLove the white against that gorgeous brusho background.
ReplyDeleteWow Margaret - I know you said you thought you were too heavy handed with the brushos but it definitely looks as though it was meant to be! Gorgeous card and the white really stands out from that lovely background.
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Karen xxx
I love that background! I can't see what you mean about heavy handed because it is brilliant. A magical night with the deer-love it!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Margaret and a fabulous background and a great idea to stamp in white.
ReplyDeleteKath x
A gorgeous card Margaret. Carol x
ReplyDeleteThat background is superb. I have not tried Brusho's as of yet...but they appeall to me greatly! Wonderful card, Margaret.
ReplyDeleteThanks for taking part in the November Rudolph Days Challenge and good luck in the prize draws.
Hi Margaret, I am so pleased I have stumbled upon your Blog. Lovely work. This card is gorgeous. Judy x
ReplyDeleteYes the colours are beautiful and vibrant. I haven't got any brusho's but they are very popular it seems and I have seen some gorgeous creations using them. Enjoy playing!
ReplyDeleteLorraine
Oh Margaret, Your brusho background is just WONDERFUL! You may think you got too much product on it, but what a vivid background it did create, and the frontage 'snow' really stands out against the darkness of the swirls. Experimenting will let you know what amounts & looks you like, but this was most beautiful with the festive winter scene you've created. It is just SPLENDID! Well done, You! TFS & Hugs
ReplyDeleteHi thanks for the comment on my blog today, the flower dies are part of the Marianne frame die that I used ( CR 1248) and there is a leaf with it too.
ReplyDeleteLorraine
Fantastic Margaret... Not used my Brushos yet... Beautiful card...
ReplyDeleteHugs Sylvie xx
That pesky Elf is keeping me on my toes so I'm late catching up with everyone !!
ReplyDeleteI love your brusho background. The colours are gorgeous. I have a box of them and only had them out the once. I found a little goes a long long way too. Hugs Mrs A.