We are going to C.A.S.E. this card -
Sue had a wonderful stamp to use for her card -
I
started by masking off a 1.5” row. I stamped parts of the flourishes and then I
heat embossed with white embossing powder the flourishes (I did remove the
masking paper before heat embossing). I carefully re-applied the masking paper
and then added colour using distress inks (cracked pistachio, broken china and
faded jeans) with ink blending tools. I removed the masks and stamped one final
flourish and the sentiment with Hero Arts Charcoal Shadow Ink. The card was
matted with a piece of gray cardstock.- Sue
Now for my card -
My stamp set (CTMH Artiste Collection - Birthdays) really didn't have anything like the card to C.A.S.E., so I decided to use the balloons. On my first try, I used white and gold embossing powder, but they really didn't look very good because of the dots on the balloons, so I decided to skip the embossing and just use inks. I masked off a 2 inch space and blended on Salty Ocean Distress Ink. I then stamped balloons with Archival Ink in Chrome Yellow and a la mode in red. I stamped the strings in black and used a balloon mask to keep the strings from covering the balloons and where I was going to put another one. I then removed the masks and stamped two more red balloons over the lines along with their strings. I didn't have a sentiment from this set that would fit, so I used one from another set. - Denise
This is a technique I really want to try...especially after seeing the great cards you made!
ReplyDeleteI love both of them! I am definitely CASEing this one! Good job ladies!
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