Bister landscape
Posted: November 2, 2015 Filed under: Bister, In the winter | Tags: Bister, Penny Black creative dies 11 CommentsIf your creating goes anything like mine you probably end up with multiple experiments scattered across your work space. After playing with bister, the green, blue and yellow powders in particular, I ended up with three extra panels, some dark, some light. The patterns and colours just called out to be made into a landscape using the new triple tree die from Penny Black. The die is called ‘in the winter’ but I know it is going to be handy all year round. I die cut the same hillside of trees from each panel then snipped off the trees I didn’t need so I could have the distant trees peeping out between the mid ground trees. I painted a new panel for the sky using just blue bister which I diluted so the trees would stand out against it.
Now that I have used up those stray scraps of bistered beauty; it’s time to play with some brusho. Stay tuned.
Supplies:
Dies: In the winter (PB)
Inks: Bister
Cardstock: Hot & Cold Pressed Canson
A beautiful landscape card! You are so talented with the bister powders.
just when I think I have every die a person could use…… you come up with another fabulous one. I love these trees. and you don’t have to mask them. great card. I always love your work!
This is so beautiful! I am looking forward to seeing what you do with the Brushos, they are the ones I have! I need inspiration! xxx
This background screams landscape! Love how the die cut trees fit in so perfectly!
A beautiful card, Heather. I like the way you have combined your backgrounds to achieve the landscape scene – lovely!
Stunning!! LOVE the blended colors & trees 😉
Super background incorporating the bister in those lovely colours Heather and the lovely blue sky against which the die cut trees sit so prettily.
love what you do with Bister, another great card.
Beautiful. What is bister?
Bister is a wood stain in powdered form, imported from The Netherlands, that reacts with water. It is available in 8 colours.
Wonderful landscape. Magically beautiful.