Good Morning.
Meet today's card.
Super simple one and a great way to get more mileage from your embossing folders.
I love the look of watercolouring and this is such a simple technique that helps to achieve that look especially when using my Distress Oxide inks.
I began by inking up my Darice Embossing folder called Henna, sprayed with a generous amount of water and pressed a piece of heavy weight cardstock into the wet ink. I rubbed gently then removed my paper to reveal the print. Love how all the colours blended together.
I dried it with my heat gun then placed the piece inside my Misti to stamp the sentiment with black ink. I clear embossed the sentiment as well, to help make it pop against the colourful bkg.
I mounted it simply on a piece of coloured cardstock and then added one black gem to the center of one of the flowers.
Thanks so much for coming by and taking a look.
Adding my card to these challenges:
Simon Says Wed.- BRIGHT AND CHEERFUL
International Art and Soul- ART NOUVEAU
Dare 2B Artzy- BRIGHT COLOURS
Supplies
Stamp- Art Soul (Hampton Arts)
Inks- Tuxedo Black (Memento); Peacock Feathers, Faded Jeans, Cracked Pistachio,
Seedless Preserves, Wilted Violet Distress Oxides (TH)
Paper- heavy white
Accessories and Tools- Misti; EB folder- Henna (Darice); clear eb powder; heat tool; black gem
Thanks so very much for coming by...I really appreciate it.
ReplyDeleteWow Karen another masterpiece again ! your backgrounds are always so amazing, great stamping too ;) hugs Viv xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a bright and happy card! I love the background you created with your embossing folding and distress inks! So pretty!
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Beautiful bright, colorful and cheerful design, Karen. I love how your spritzed DOX's blended in your eb folder. Wonderful stamped sentiment too. TFS, my friend. Hugs
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful design and a great way to use the embossing folders too!
ReplyDeleteBesides the one I sent to my friend Deepti, you are the only other person I know that has this embossing folder, Karen!!
ReplyDeleteOH MY do I love what you've done here … I may have to borrow this idea! There isn't a thing faux about its beauty!
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Love this and seems such a simple technique for a wonderful outcome, beautifully created Karen, Kate x
ReplyDeleteDefinitely want to remember to try this technique, Love how pretty your card is!
ReplyDeleteThe inked embossing folder technique has work fantastically here Karen, and I adore the mix of colours, so bright and pretty, and another of your great sentiments too. x
ReplyDeleteYour embossing folder stamping is gorgeous Karen. Love the mix of pretty colours with that gorgeous folder design. xx
ReplyDeleteOoh this is gorgeous and soooooo cool! I still haven't tried this technique and I really must! Thank you for reminding me! xxx
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful, Karen! Beautiful colors and blending! Love the black center!
ReplyDeletebeautiful Karen, I'm amazed how crisp the image is:)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning - I really must try that technique - I keep promising myself... and you keep inspiring me :-)
ReplyDeleteBlessings
Maxine
This card is just so happy! I love the colors and you rocked the technique!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great effect and loving the technique. Such vibrant, fun and cheerful colours on your stunning card x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colours and design - makes me think of the tie-dye I did in my younger years!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card Karen! It's so pretty and striking.
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us at Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge
Mandy xx
The colours on this are gorgeous. Thank you for participating at IAAS
ReplyDeletegreat idea, Karen to use the embossing folders in this way !
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