Trimmed a panel of cardstock and stroked ink cubes to form the design you see. I tried out different combinations of ink pads and cardstocks, and decided that one inch ink cubes on white cardstock worked best for me. These are a combination of Hero Arts and Altenew inks. I found very juicy or dark colors didn't work well.
When the panel is dry (wait!), stamp an outline image. In this case I used the beautiful Friendship Blooms set, by Hero Arts and Gina K. Looked through my stash and found this "hi" from an older Stamp Market set and decided it was the right size. Embossed in white on black and die cut.
Added some clear gems and adhered the panel with foam tape.
MOOD WHEN DONE: Good!
I like how this came out.
I've been making Christmas cards and hope to post a few soon. Also I'm practicing using my Hot Foil system and hope to share some cards and thoughts next week. In the meantime, stay safe!
9 comments:
love love it - wonderful colors you chose!
The color choices always get my cards looking muddy when I do this. Yours are vibrant and appealing! I didn't notice the embellishment drops at first, the color was my awe moment. Happy Thursday. Faye
Fabulous!
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Joan!! This card is so cheerful, it’s a real beauty. Love your experiments.
Really like your colour combo and look forward to the foiling on your Christmas cards.
Another great card with this stamp set- You are giving me a lot of inspiration!
Your rocked this one! As noted on Instagram Gina K, SS and Yana S all noted it as stunning on their instastories. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Love, love, love this technique & look. Just saw this. Can’t wait to try it! Thank you for sharing!
Appreciate thiss blog post
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