Hi Everyone, sorry to have been AWOL, my son had a disturbing reaction to his prescription tablets, he's been on them since February, but it seems they have built up in his system, he collapsed Monday morning, unable to stand or speak, he couldn't see properly and was vomiting, to cut a long story short, he is home and apart from slight stomach problems he is now OK, after being told that he has to reduce the tablets from 200mg to 100mg. It has been a really worrying time. However thankfully all over - this time! I just hope he will have regular blood tests now. If not I'm going to have to do some shouting! The NHS is wonderful and I couldn't fault the care he had, but sometimes it can fall on it's face. I'm thinking that he should be having regular blood tests due to the amount of prescription medicines he is on. It's not often I shout out about what is happening at home, but I have been so worried and so very tired of all the incidents we have to go through. I just had to share my burden - Sorry.
Oh! well lets get on to the reason you are here. The Outlawz has a progressive challenge and my offering today is a mix of digital and water colouring, Yep! I have made a couple of cards with my water colouring AND on vellum AND wet and dry embossing. AND I quite like them too. LOL They are Poppies so are suitable for 2 sympathy cards I had to do today for friends who have lost their Father's.
The first I did was digitally colour on printable vellum. As it came out of the printer I noticed there was a lot of ink, I quickly found some clear embossing powder and embossed it all. I like the shine it gives to the sentiment and frame as well as the poppies.
I was lucky to win prize candy from
Cindy recently and it came in the post yesterday, in with a mass of other lovely things, was an embossing folder, which I used to emboss the background card and the top of the vellum, (trying to match it up). Layered it with black paper, wrapped a ribbon around it and added it to the card. I did the same with the others, but used watercolour pencils on the back of the vellum. The vellum is only attached at the top, the wind wouldn't stop so they are shown flapping!
The first card is digitally coloured in PS the others are the watercolour cards.