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The card that I am sharing today uses the Easter Blossoms set and the technique I used is Embossing Resist. For this technique, the image is stamped with craft ink and then embossed with Clear Embossing Powder. The grassy area was masked with a piece of post-it-note, and the sky area sponged with Baja Breeze ink, then the sky area was masked and the grassy area sponged with Old Olive ink. To finish off, wipe any ink off the image with a soft rag.
I also used the new Paisley Petals DSP which will be a promotion during April and if you don't get it then, you have to wait until July when the new catalog comes out. It is truly beautiful with wonderful colours.
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Stamps: Easter Blossoms (c -122057 - $22.95, w – 121905 - $31.95 Occasions Mini, p 17)
Paper: Whisper White, Cherry Cobbler, Soft Suede, Paisley Petal DSP (NEW)
Ink: Soft Suede Craft Ink, Baja Breeze, Old Olive
Accessories: Big Shot, Scallop Circles Duo, Circle Die, Multi-purpose Glue, Clear Embossing Powder, Champagne Glass Glitter, Sponges, Baja Breeze Seam Binding RibbonThis card will also be featured in my April class. Email me for all the details.
That's all for today and until next time...
This is lovely Karen.
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty card. Love the background paper.
ReplyDeleteOooh what a dainty girl! Love it!
ReplyDeleteI love this sweet Easter silhouette!! Wish I had placed it on my last SU order!
ReplyDeleteReally lovely Easter card Karen! I love that silhouette stamp set.
ReplyDeleteAdorable! Love the DP and the LO!
ReplyDeleteJenn
karen this is gorgeous! I think this might be my favorite of your cards! [until the next favorite takes it's place of course]. I LOVE the silhouette with the DSP background...AMAZING!
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Karen - you need to enter this card over at Paper Cupcakes -their theme is vintage andt his card would work so perfectly with that theme!!!
ReplyDeleteLovely, Karen! I love the use of the champagne glass glitter. This DSP is just gorgeous!
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