This card was amazingly easy to create. I'm not convinced that Blushing Bride was the right colour for the matte, but... not much I can do about changing it now. This card started with the stamp. Originally I tried to stamp the image on paper sprayed with water - no luck. Then I tried to spray water on the already inked stamp - no luck again. So finally I scribbled some zig zag's of Concord Crush on watercolour paper and then used my Aquapainter to blend it all together. I really like how the Concord Crush ink separated into purple, blue and pink. I stamped the Giraffe in Concord Crush on Very Vanilla Cardstock and then carefully cut it out with Kraft scissors.
The Fun Stuff:
1. Paper -Concord Crush, Very Vanilla, Watercolour Paper, Blushing Bride DSP - a hostess pack
2. Ink - Concord Crush
3. Stamps - Animal Stories
4. Accessories - Stampin Write Marker, Aqua Painter, Concord Crush 1/2" stiched poly ribbon, Stampin' Dimensionals, Distressing Kit
The Fun Stuff:
1. Paper -Concord Crush, Very Vanilla, Watercolour Paper, Blushing Bride DSP - a hostess pack
2. Ink - Concord Crush
3. Stamps - Animal Stories
4. Accessories - Stampin Write Marker, Aqua Painter, Concord Crush 1/2" stiched poly ribbon, Stampin' Dimensionals, Distressing Kit
5 comments:
I like the blushing bride behind- it's cute! Cool technique!
This is really cool! Thanks for sharing a fantastic idea!
Hi Sandra! I think it's a cute card - I don't mind the blushing bride at all :)
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