Today, I took a few minutes and printed out some of my new 1.75" Round Vintage Bunnies. I think they're really cute and with all the snow I see outside it was good to work on something that resembled spring.
I couldn't decide what color of ink and background paper (for the scalloped circles) to use, so I just kinda played around. The first photo shows what they look like with aqua ink on the edges and a tan background. I also used a natural colored macrame cord for the ties. (You can click the photos for a larger view.)
The second one I used a light copper colored ink on the edges. This is probably one of my favorite ink pads and as you can see it doesn't show up much... I think it's mostly because I use it so much and it is almost out of ink. It does have a nice subtleness to it if you look real close. I opted to not put ties on these as I might use them on other projects
And last, but certainly not least, I tried using black ink on these. I don't know that I "love" it, but it does make the images really jump out. I used aqua ink on the background paper. Not sure about the black string, but it could easily be changed.
Thanks for looking... please leave me a comment and let me know which are your favorites.
Deena Davis
www.EweNmePrintables.com
The second one I used a light copper colored ink on the edges. This is probably one of my favorite ink pads and as you can see it doesn't show up much... I think it's mostly because I use it so much and it is almost out of ink. It does have a nice subtleness to it if you look real close. I opted to not put ties on these as I might use them on other projects
And last, but certainly not least, I tried using black ink on these. I don't know that I "love" it, but it does make the images really jump out. I used aqua ink on the background paper. Not sure about the black string, but it could easily be changed.
Thanks for looking... please leave me a comment and let me know which are your favorites.
Deena Davis
www.EweNmePrintables.com
