In Lesson 2, we learned how to use a grid to evenly space our images.
- I made an "X" on my panel by using a clear ruler. I lined up the top edge in the upper left corner and the bottom of the ruler in the bottom right corner and then I drew a light pencil line. I repeated this from top right to bottom left.
- I then stamped my boot in the center of the X so I could decide how to space the rest of the images.
- I chose to space my lines 7/8" apart, so I used my ruler to draw lines parallel to my first "X" 7/8" apart.
- Once my grid was complete, I started freehand stamping with an acrylic block by placing a boot in the middle of each intersection.
- Once the ink was dry, I used a good eraser to erase my grid and then Copic colored in a variety of colors.
- I finished by adding a black heat embossed sentiment strip and mounting on a fog A2 card base.
Here is a side by side of the 7/8" and 1" spacing.
I wanted to include this process photo also as it has the gridlines still intact.
Supplies used:
Altenew Garden Grow stamp set
Altenew Jet Black Crisp Die Ink
Tim Holtz Clear Ruler
Pencil
Arch Foam Eraser
I am so pleased you stopped by. Let me know which spacing/card you like better.
Karen
I like the 7/8 spacing, thanks for the inspiration Karen.
ReplyDeleteI like the first one more! Love the fun colours too!
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