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I side folded my cream cards, adhered
a piece of purple toned pearlescent wrapping paper (Paper Roots
stash).
The tag is white
cardstock which I laid Tim's stencil "Harlequin". Sponged Pan
Pastels in various shades of purple's, pink's and blue and some of
the Metallic Gold. Removed the stencil and used my Gelli plate to
seal the pastels using a very thin layer of Golden's Matte Medium.
Love the way it turned out...
Another new technique was
the chalkboard effect from Tim's tutorial using black cardstock and
embossing with Antiquities Frosted Crystal, then going over the
crystal with a piece of chalk - I used some white Pan Pastels...
I also found that using
my regular heat gun didn't work as well, so ended up using Tim's
heat gun. I die cut it with Spellbinders "Reverse Wonky Rectangles".
The heart is the postage
sticker material which had printing on it... so used my white
Distress Paint dauber, when dry, then did Tim's marbling technique
with the paints and some white. Die cut with Spellbinder's "Classic
Hearts" set. |
The spray of tiny flowers
is leftover stuff from a previous card. I had cut a bunch of them
with my electronic cutter, stamped then with Versafine Black Onyx,
then removed them from my mat and painted with watercolor paints.
when dry, added some iridescent strokes using a Wink Of Stella
brush. Then added dots using Liquid Pearls "Cantaloupe".
The scrabble tiles I
created in my Excel spreadsheet, printed out, then roughly sponged
with various Distress browns and clear embossed. I separated the
letters, but it spells "hearts" or "he arts".
The butterfly border, I
applied a piece of copper tape to some cardstock, die cut with Tim's
On the Edge Butterfly die, then used embossing folders (Cuttlebug
"Swiss Dots" & Crafts Too "Leaves") and my hammer to selectively
emboss the outer butterflies. Then used a paint dauber "Seedless
Preserves", allowed it to partially dry, then wiped off the excess.
Assembled all my
elements, adhered to card, adding the Sari pink ribbon, and the
pearl flourishes. |
