Good
Morning everyone, I'm back to share with you another double feature
for
using Feathers
and A
Cup of Kindness. I have two cards using Alcohol Ink blended
backgrounds with these two stamp sets...I must say, these are two of
my fav's!!! :o)
For the
card bases, I dabbed different alcohol inks onto glossy cardstock.
This is a fun technique and therapeutic..as you can stomp your
blending tool all around. hehehehe
For the
first card, I went with pastel pink and blue. Not a normal color
palette for me but was quite pleased with the softness of it. :o)
I
stamped the cup and sentiment from the A
Cup of Kindness set with
Jet Black Archival Ink. I then inked up white ribbon with Spun SugarDistress Stain as I didn't have a pale pink ribbon...Distress Stains
are great for matching up Ribbon and embellishments to you projects.
;o)
A vintage
button finished it off.
Here's
the inside:
For the
second card, I mixed pink and purple alcohol inks and in my second
ink up...I got those dark spots...but I liked them, so kept this
piece. Sometimes, it's the errors that turn into beauties! ;o)
I
stamped the feathers and sentiment from the Feathers
set with the black archival ink. and just added some "CrushedGrape" Nuvo Crystal Drops for some dimension.
Here's
the inside:
I used a
tricolor pigment ink pad, and LURVE how the feather came out:
There you
have it, some CAS cards that are both quick and fun to do! :o)
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for stoppin' by and be sure to join me next Friday to see another fun
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3 comments:
Great technique and gorgeous and unique backgrounds...mistakes or happy accidents yes often do turn out the best and they certainly have here x
What a great reminder of a fun technique. Both are great cards. Thanks for sharing and reminding us as we are always looking for something new when there are so many "old" things that work great!
Love the blended backgrounds! Great job! Melissa
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