'Time' for Visible Image

I used the 'Bleeding Tissue' technique for the centre of  this card.

I then over stamped with a stamp from the Ink Splats set, love these.  I used a couple of different sized tops, pressed into the ink pad, for the circles.  Finished off with a little bit of distressing round the edges.

The stamps used for this one are as follows -

Ink Splats

Free Your Imagination Set (bird)

What Really Matters

And here's all the links for everything Visible Image! -

Visible Image Website - Buy stamps, get lots of inspiration, newsletter sign up, and contact details.

Visible Image Blog - Daily inspiration from the DT.

Visible Image Facebook Group - DT inspiration, monthly 'Show & Tell' contest, and the place to find lots of other Visible Image fans.

Visible Image Facebook Page - Where you'll find all the latest news and information.

Visible Image

Sundays really do come around quick don't they.  Time for a couple more projects using the fab Visible Image stamps.

The background on this card was created using the Bleeding Tissue Technique, nice and easy to do, with lovely results.

Stamps used are -

Crackled Background

Grunge Polka Dot

Never Give Up

I love making tags and the background on this one was done with AquaTints.
Stamps used are -
Time Is Precious
Grunge Polka Dots
Time After Time Set

And here's all the links for everything Visible Image! -

Visible Image Website - Buy stamps, get lots of inspiration, newsletter sign up, and contact details.

Visible Image Blog - Daily inspiration from the DT.

Visible Image Facebook Group - DT inspiration, monthly 'Show & Tell' contest, and the place to find lots of other Visible Image fans.

Visible Image Facebook Page - Where you'll find all the latest news and information.

Bleeding Tissue Technique

I've been trying out this technique today, after seeing it online a while ago, and finally getting the tissue in the UK, which I'm selling in my online shop Opal Crafts.

All stamps used are from Visible Image, also available in my shop, but they're selling fast, need to get more!!!  This technique is nice and easy, all you do is place your pieces of tissue on your card and wet it.  I cut some circles with a die, but you can tear it too.  You can also use the same wet piece a few times, it's just that the colour isn't as bright.  Each of these samples uses just 2 shades of each colour, but as they bleed into each other, the colours change.