It's hard to tell without seeing the papers, but the plaid background paper was blended with a gradient blue paper. It resulted in a softer background than the original plaid.
Full supply list in gallery. Blending process:
On top is gmiller-vacay-solid (dark brown) – ‘inversed’ layer mask applied and decreased opacity brush applied to allow it to show through in bottom third.
Next was gmiller-vacay-paper (orange chevron) – ‘inversed’ layer mask applied and decreased opacity brush applied to allow it to show through on left side and in a line to mimic horizon. Used color blend mode to achieve similar color to photo.
Below that was sahlinstudio-hello sun paper (light brown) – layer mask applied and decreased opacity brush applied to allow below layer to show through at top.
Below that gmiller-vacay-paper (dark blue) blended, using pin light mode, with sabrina_p6 (light blue).
OK, I think I stink at blending papers, but I did my best. I blended 3 papers, used a brush on the edges of the top ones, and played with blending modes.
It is definitely addicting- this technique!
The right side has a solid background and 3 papers overlaid in various blending modes, the left has 1 blended paper.
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