Bear in mind that I did not have access to any DPs, only white, cream & glossy layering swatches and Core'dinations CS with my only coloring media being the 60 colors of Shades Dye Ink and reinkers. Please excuse the so-so photography, I've since gotten a much better camera!
433 Embroidery Bouquet (SweetStamps) stamped on glossy white CS with Distress Embossing Ink and heated with Platinum EP. Colored with Memento markers. MS border punch used on bottom of light blue CS panel. |
7042 Triple Tulips (SweetStamps) stamped with White Dye Ink on 36# Vellum and colored from the back with Shades Dye Ink and a Dove Blender Pen. |
7 comments:
Very nice! I like the Irish card! A very good idea and the embroidery card is my favorite!
So pretty. Your obviously a pro! I love the sanding you do on the embossed background papers. The heart one is my favorite one though.
Wow, your cards are amazing. It just goes to show if there is a will there is a way to craft!!!! lol You have created some spectacular beauties. Thanks so much for stopping by my blog and leaving sweet comment.
Bear Hugs,
Carol :O}
Gorgeous cards!!! It shows that cards can be very beautiful without a bunch of embellishments. I think we've become too dependent on embellishments. Sometimes they overshadow our stamping.
Love all the cards, you've got a nice variety. I like the effect you got from using the embossing and the Core'dinations papers. Love the stamps too.
I love your heart card with vellum... If you don't mind sharing the name of the stamp/embossing folder used for the heart, I would appreciate the info. I understand the technique for hand embossing with the stylus on vellum, but particularly like the border you used for the heart.
The stamp used in the heart card was #434 Scalloped Heart Frame (SweetStamps.com) and I believe the cuttlebug folder is called Textile.
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