Sunset layout and card

This past weekend Kaszazz introduced 2019-2020 annual catalogue. In my previous post I shared with you my cards that were published in the catalogue.
Our Kaszazz group had a retreat on the weekend and there was a challenge to create a project using one or more of the specialised papers that we have - tissue paper, acetate, glimmer paper and watercolour paper.  Here is my entry:
The photo of the sunset was taken at Ettalong Beach on 12 June this year and I had it printed and sitting on my shelf since then just looking at that marvelous sky.
All products used are by Kaszazz.
After playing and trying out several ideas, I finally looked at my photo once again and thought I could do a layout and card using my photo for inspiration.
I used tissue paper that was scrunched and then straightened out. I then applied to white cardstock with multi-medium gel.  After allowing this to dry I applied Ranger Distress Inks Black Soot, Mustard Seed, Spiced Marmalade and Stormy Sky.  For the tree I stamped the image onto acetate with Jet Black archival ink and left overnight to dry.
And then it was time to put it all together.  The chipboard was coloured with Jet Black archival ink and then glossy accents and allowed to dry.
I was once again very chuffed to receive first prize for my entry and received a Kaszazz voucher to spend on more goodies.
Thank you for looking, Margaret

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