Today, I have a cute lil' card set I made using
Suzy told me about with her card here.
I didn't know what it was, but her card is stunning, so off I went to comb thru Pinterest. Lol!
Here's my take:
You'll need:
Kraft cardstock
White Embossing PowderEmbossing Heat gun
Versamark Ink
White Craft Ink
Waterbrush Pen
Distress & Tombow Markers, or other Alcohol Markers
Paper Trimmer
Glue
Embellishments
Here's the technique I did:
Embellishments
Here's the technique I did:
1. I used my Static Buddy on the Kraft Cards
(cut to 3 3/4'x5'), prepping for Embossing.
2. Stamp the Dragonfly onto the Kraft CS, bottom right corner. Using my Misti Tool, I went ahead and stamped all 6 Kraft CS bases at once.
3.Emboss with White Detail EP and Embossing Heating Gun.
4.
Take your White Craft Paint, smoosh some onto your craft mat (this
prevents your ink pad from getting water from the waterbrush pen). Using
your Waterbrush pen, pick up the white ink and white wash the image by
lightly "coloring" the image with a thin layer of "white color &
water". (cut to 3 3/4'x5'), prepping for Embossing.
2. Stamp the Dragonfly onto the Kraft CS, bottom right corner. Using my Misti Tool, I went ahead and stamped all 6 Kraft CS bases at once.
3.Emboss with White Detail EP and Embossing Heating Gun.
5. Allow to dry. Then color using alcohol Markers.
6. Emboss sentiments in top left corner.
8. Embellish as desired- I kept it fairly simple with MME Enamel Dots here.
Here's the finished cards:
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Happy Craftin'!
~hugs~
4 comments:
Amy these are just pure delight. Loving the blue and pink versions.
Hugs
Desíre
{Doing Life – my personal blog}
Great card x
Hi your cards are gorgeous I love the dragonfly. Hugs Jackie
Very pretty! I love these colors! Thanks so much for sharing the whitewashing technique, too!
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