Two more cards using toppers made from the Wellington A4 die cut decoupage 2 pack – Time Out from which you can make four cards.
If I was really being persnickety, I wish there was a little more background to each of the decoupage toppers, which I made up before I had really planned what I was going to do with them …. I used everything up on the sheet …. but something seems to be missing. I know I could have bought the The Wellington paper pads but they just didn't appeal.
….. Without a little more background image, for me, the toppers appeared to be look alone surrounded by a white space, which I felt needed to be filled and as a result I may have over egged the pudding, if that makes sense?
4 comments:
The white background is kind of stark compared to the soft tones of the toppers...perhaps it would have been better if they used a soft cream or very soft blue background...but they are still very attractive with those lovely images....Dianne
great cards cream would work but if ever you get a space do 3 little dots close together and randomly space them in the white or blank area your eye will be drawn to them and they will fill up the space like a backing paper you know the dots i mean helen think art attack when you want to draw attetion to something big love marc
Marc's suggestion would be a solution that would work so well as a background in many situations ...Dianne
The dots idea is a good one, or using a small stamp come to think of it ! Now I know why I love your blog. I thought my husband was the only one to say 'over egging the pudding', how wrong was I!!
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