Hello crafters, Kirsten here.
Happy Monday to you all, I hope you had a nice weekend. I have two cards to show you today, both very simple. It occurred to me while I was making the samples for this month's blog posts that I hadn't used DL size card blanks in a very long while, so I've used a few & discovered that I quite like them.
Happy Monday to you all, I hope you had a nice weekend. I have two cards to show you today, both very simple. It occurred to me while I was making the samples for this month's blog posts that I hadn't used DL size card blanks in a very long while, so I've used a few & discovered that I quite like them.
You might remember this photo from my blog post last Tuesday. It was the left over paint on the TCW doily stencil I'd used for the first layer of my background.
I added more left over paint (splatters of MS Hailstorm), followed by stamping of the
Kaisercraft crackle stamp with a permanent orange ink. To finish, I added an inspirational quote, stamped with the HobbyArt Alphabet Typed clear stamp set & black Archival ink.
Kaisercraft crackle stamp with a permanent orange ink. To finish, I added an inspirational quote, stamped with the HobbyArt Alphabet Typed clear stamp set & black Archival ink.
For the second DL card I randomly stamped one of the branches from the Card-io Collection Greenery 1 stamp set with Weathered Wood distress ink & applied Chartreuse Sparkle Medium through the That Special Touch Daisy Silhouette stencil on top.
While the Sparkle Medium was drying I stamped the Card-io Collection branch on to another piece of white card with WW distress ink, stamped the Kaisercraft bird cage on top with embossing ink & after heat setting the Stamp & Bond powder, covered it with a blue/grey sheet of transfer foil.
From the same piece I die cut the label, which I layered on to black card & I finished the card with grey ribbon from my stash & a Hobby House pearl brad.
Thanks for looking, I'll be back tomorrow with my final post before Friday's class.
Kirsten
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