Inch by Inch 3: Mini Snowscape

Inchie snowscape Heather Telford

A mini snowscape was a must with the Inchie Arts squares so for day 3 I watercoloured a tiny scene using distress inks and memento inks. I used the same techniques I’ve used on previous snowscapes, a punched mask for the moon, a cut mask for the hill side and snowbanks and of course a splatter of masking fluid to create the appearance of falling snow. I have a tutorial showing the process on a larger scale here. When I was creating my masking fluid tutorial recently I splattered quite a few inchies at the same time so I would have a few ready when inspiration struck. The trees on this little scene were stamped in Memento Northern Pine ink which is my first choice for stamping pine trees. I added some Paris Dusk ink to the trees with a marker as they were looking a little flat. The teeny sentiment is a result of stamp surgery performed on a circular stamp from the Hello Winter set. The finished card is 3.5″ square.

If you are wondering where to buy art squares there is a list of retailers on the Inchie Arts blog. Don’t forget to visit both the Penny Black and the Inchie Arts blogs for more inspiration and giveaways.

Supplies:
Stamps:  Prancers, Hello Winter (PB)
Inks:  Memento Northern Pine, Paris Dusk ink (Imagine Crafts/Tsukineko) Chipped Sapphire, Salty Ocean distress ink(Ranger)
Cardstock: Neenah Solar White 110lb cardstock, Navy cardstock, Inchie Arts 2″ white square
Also: Winsor & Newton masking fluid


6 Comments on “Inch by Inch 3: Mini Snowscape”

  1. Magic, just magic… adorable!

  2. Gabby says:

    Beautiful scene Heather! Gorgeous colors, nice technique and design. 🙂

  3. Anja says:

    Your winter scenery is beautiful an magical
    hugs Anja

  4. Maria says:

    Lovely little artwork,beautiful

  5. Lindsey says:

    This is such a sweet scene. It’s fun to create on such a small scale sometimes@

  6. Christine Kosmak says:

    This is just a magical winter scene, I love it!! TFS!!


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