Heat embossing with silver embossing powder is what drew me into stamping many years ago. I am still intrigued watching the powder turn into a metallic shine! The background and clouds are water colored with distress ink on water color paper. The plane and people are colored with Copic markers on XPress paper. The banner…
This is for Paper Smooches Sparks Challenge. An inspiration photo is provided.The patterned paper is from my stash. Cardstock is from Stampin Up. I used Momento ink to stamp and Copic markers to color. Glossy Accents, Stickles, Wink of Stella and pop dots complete the card.This made me hungry for a nice crunchy apple and…
I am blessed to have a granddaughter who loves to craft! She selected the background stripe and placed the Paper Smooches elements she colored on this card for her brother. She mastered the Xyron X sticker maker, Wink of Stella and Stickles. I’m biased but I think she is an exceptional five year old in…
Kristina Werner did an Embossing Folder technique with selective Inking on Day 5 of Online Card Class Background Check. I used a Provo Craft Cuttlebug embossing folder, Distress Inks, and a sentiment stamp from Lawn Fawn which is gold heat embossed. Gold sequins, twine and Heidi Swapp Color Shine added more metallic accents. Berries were…
I have neglected my household chores this week because I have been totally distracted with Online Card Class Background Check! This is another card using a Cover Plate, Jumbo Dot Cover Up by My Favorite Things. (I won it in a challenge!) The clown stamp and sentiment are by Paper Smooches. Balloon Die is by…
Cover Plates have been a challenge for me. In Day 4 of Online Card Class Background Check Laura Bassen showed how versatile Cover Plates are. I caught her rainbow fixation and created this card.The Cover Plate is by Papertrey Ink, Die Cut sentiment by Simon Says, stamped sentiment and cloud die by Paper Smooches. Background…
Day 6 Online Card Class Background Check was a Design Break where we were to make cards from the backgrounds we created earlier in the week. This background was created with a Tim Holtz stencil, a baby wipe and distress ink. I punched the circles with a Stampin Up 2 1/2″ circle punch after blending…
Thank you Sandy Allnock for the great lesson in blending some Copic colors I would have never thought to use together! The results are stunning! I am posting this window card on the Simon Says Stamps Wednesday Challenge Anything Goes. The really fun stamp is by W Plus 9. It’s called Doodle Buds. I love…