Today we have this card to C.A.S.E.
Kimberly did this richly textured card -
The sample card is so beautiful that I only
changed a few things. I created the
background texture with a stencil and Tim Holtz Opaque Matte Texture Paste onto
watercolor paper. Let dry for about 30
minutes. I used Lindy Stampgang Magicals (Industrial Chic) to create the
amazing shimmering background. Sprinkle
the powders onto the paper, add water and dry with a heat tool. The heat tool moves the water around and
helps enhance the shimmer. The sentiment
is Wplus9 stamped in Versamark and embossed in gold. - Kimberly
Robbie changed things up a bit -
I
loved the photo of the card we were to C.A.S.E.! I decided to do a Fall Version of the
card. All supplies are Stampin’ Up. I began with a piece of watercolor paper that
was 4” x 5 ¼”. I used the Seasonal
Decorative masks and some Dreamweaver Translucent embossing paste to create the
pattern. Once the embossing paste is
applied, you need to wash your stencil and applicator immediately so the paste
does not dry on them. Once the embossing paste is dry, the paper was
taped to a board so that I could move it when needed. I spritzed it quite heavily with water. Then using a paint brush and reinkers in
Cajun Craze, Crushed Curry, and Pumpkin Pie I dabbed ink onto the watercolor
paper. To get the ink to move and blend,
I picked up the board and tilted it so the inks would flow and blend. When I was happy with the look, I set it
aside to dry. This takes a while. You can dry it with a heat gun but that
causes the ink to move more and I don’t like that. While the ink was drying, took a piece of
Whisper White card stock and using the same inks from above I colored the card
stock with sponges. I again overlapped
the inks so the blend was seamless. I then
used this card stock and the Rose Garden thinlits to cut our 2 of the leaf
sprays. I also used the Greetings
thinlits and some Cajun Craze card stock to cut out my word. Once the watercolor paper was dry, I used
some Tear – n – Tape to attach the paper
to a Cajun Craze card base. I used
Tombow Multipurpose glue to attach the leaf sprays and the word. The sequins were added using glue dots. The embossing paste adds some glimmer and
texture and because it is translucent, it is a surprised when the light catches
it. Very Fall looking card! - Robbie
I love the textures and watercolors from both cards. Try one of your own today. - Denise
Amazing!
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