Hi everyone! We are in early December — in full holiday swing. We hope you enjoyed our Holiday Countdown series, and will continue to enjoy our projects this month! I’m happy to share a card with you today that I made based on lots of inspiration from other card makers using Distress inks for backgrounds.
I started with a pre-cut A2 card front of Neenah Solar white. I taped it down to my craft sheet with a little post-it tape so it would stay put. With three colors of distress ink, I created the background by swirling on the ink using the mini blending tool.
To add some more interest to the background, I splattered some white distress paint by tapping my little paint brush on my hand. That motion flung the paint across my card, and all over my workspace, but luckily it cleans up really easily. After it was dry, I cut down my inked sky just a bit.
I knew I wanted to include a sentiment die cut from Stardream Metallic Silver cardstock (It’s on sale this month!). I also wanted to add a few snowflakes just to fill in that wide open space. I decided on my layout by getting all the stamps positioned on my stamp press. Then I inked them up with Versamark and heat embossed them with white embossing powder.
There are no specific brands of cardstock you have to use, just include a shade of turquoise and purple. For the butterfly image you could use a stamp, sticker, clip art or anything else you feel inspired to use! Join in on the linky party to enter the Inspiration Challenge between Monday, March 12th and…
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TRICK OR TREAT!Delight your young trick-or-treaters with this spooky glow-in-the dark treat bag.The MaterialsI used paper from Cut Card Stock called Glama Translucent Paperto create the spider web. I chose a fairly thick paper because I wanted topaint it with glow-in-the-dark paint. It is a bit tricky to fold and cut; however if you use a…
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Hi everyone! Flor here again with another simple project perfect for the season. I decided to make a project that can be used anywhere from a party decoration to home decoration. For this banner, I used flags with measurements of 5 inches and 4 inches tall. The letters are cutouts from circuit design space and…
Ha! Do you see what I did there? No, I wasn’t stuttering, this is my second Beetlejuice themed Halloween card this week! (Peep the first on first one right here) I thought it only fitting that my title copy the title of the new Movie. Of course, we certainly can’t say it THREE times! Hence,…