Meet today's card.
First, I want to say thanks so much to Shery Russ from STAMPlorations for this great stencil included in a prize pkg. I won. I just got a chance to play with it and this is what I came up with.
I began with a piece of heavy white cardstock and used my technique called Swipe Your Credit Card. To see more, check out this post.
I rubbed some of my Distress Oxide inks onto a sheet of acetate, sprayed with a bit of water and dipped the edge of an old credit card into the wet ink then pulled that across my paper. I love how you can leave some white untouched areas and put colour wherever you need it.
When that was dry, I placed the stencil over my inky piece and using a slightly darker shade of DOX ink, I blended over the stencil. Love how it turned out.
I then stamped some script along the sides then stamped the sentiment with Versamark ink and white heat embossed it. I added some white paint splatters then simply mounted it onto a heavy white card base.
Thanks so much for coming by and taking a look.
Adding my card to these challenges:
Simon Says Wed.- ANYTHING GOES
Seize the Birthday- SPRING
STAMPlorations- NEVER ENDING/ANYTHING GOES
Supplies
Stamp- May Flowers Always Line (Stampendous), Script (Prima)
Inks- Seedless Preserves, Peacock Feathers, Salty Ocean, Tumbled Glass, Faded Jeans
DOX (TH); Versamark
Paper- heavy white (Scribes Nook)
Accessories and Tools- Peeking Dahlias stencil (STAMPlorations); Misti (My Sweet Petunia); white eb powder; old credit card; Mister (TH); heat tool; white acrylic paint; paintbrush
Absolutely gorgeous Karen, lovely floral image and sentiment, your signature blue shades are fabulous, Kate x
ReplyDeleteSo very artsy looking and wonderful blue shades in your design.
ReplyDeleteStill haven't tried your credit card swiping - must remember to give it a go. Love the stenciled flower - it looks fabulous against the background of blues and violet.
ReplyDeleteLove this beautiful sunflower stencil, Karen! Nice rich colors!
ReplyDeleteWhat an ethereal piece of art - love this Karen
ReplyDeleteBlessings
Maxine
Its all those little touches that make up one fabulous and striking card. Love the vibrant blues and what a fabulous technique x.
ReplyDeleteWow..Stunning artsy background with so much depth, Karen. I loved your blended colors using your credit card swipe technique. Your stenciled dahlia is so creative and beautiful along with your wonderful sentiment. TFS my friend. Congratulations on the win of Shery's surprise package..what fun. Hugs..Nancy
ReplyDeleteStunning Karen, so delicate, so arty with a beautiful sentiment and with your wonderful trademark colours.
ReplyDeleteFaith x