Happy Tuesday Everyone!
This time I want to share with you two cards inspired by the challenge Less is More #184. This week is One Layer Week and we are invited to use foliage. To comply with the challenge requirements I'll link up only this card:
For this card I stamped the sentiment in pigment ink and heat embossed it with a clear embossing powder. Then heat embossed the fern in white. To finish off I masked the stamped images and sprayed white and red mists and scattered three enamel dots. Here is a closer look to embossed images:
I love the glossy look of enamel dots and embossing.
And here is another foliage card, but I missed the one layer requirement, thus I share it without linking up to the challenge.
I heat embossed a leaf in bronze and simply water-coloured it. This stamp is fantastically suitable for water-colouring because of delicate veins pattern. The paint does not leak, the process is more under control.
Bronze embossing delivers sufficient degree of dignity, so I omitted any embellishments.
Thanks for visiting!
Card One:
Cardstock: PTI Kraft
Stamps: PTI Peaceful Garden
Other: Ranger Distress Embossing Ink, Dovecraft Pigment Ink Red, HA Embossing Powder Ultra Fine, Ranger Embossing Powder White, Heidi Swapp Color Shine Sweet Cherry, Mister Huey's Color Mists Opaque White, enamel dots MME Necessities Reds and Basic Grey Candy Buttons
Card Two:
Cardstock: PTI White, Water-colour paper
Stamps: PTI Damask Designs, Tim Holtz Stampers Anonymous Short Leaf
Other: Martha Stewart Embossing Powder Bronze, Ranger Distress Embossing Ink, Stazon Jet Black
This time I want to share with you two cards inspired by the challenge Less is More #184. This week is One Layer Week and we are invited to use foliage. To comply with the challenge requirements I'll link up only this card:
For this card I stamped the sentiment in pigment ink and heat embossed it with a clear embossing powder. Then heat embossed the fern in white. To finish off I masked the stamped images and sprayed white and red mists and scattered three enamel dots. Here is a closer look to embossed images:
I love the glossy look of enamel dots and embossing.
And here is another foliage card, but I missed the one layer requirement, thus I share it without linking up to the challenge.
I heat embossed a leaf in bronze and simply water-coloured it. This stamp is fantastically suitable for water-colouring because of delicate veins pattern. The paint does not leak, the process is more under control.
Bronze embossing delivers sufficient degree of dignity, so I omitted any embellishments.
Thanks for visiting!
Card One:
Cardstock: PTI Kraft
Stamps: PTI Peaceful Garden
Other: Ranger Distress Embossing Ink, Dovecraft Pigment Ink Red, HA Embossing Powder Ultra Fine, Ranger Embossing Powder White, Heidi Swapp Color Shine Sweet Cherry, Mister Huey's Color Mists Opaque White, enamel dots MME Necessities Reds and Basic Grey Candy Buttons
Card Two:
Cardstock: PTI White, Water-colour paper
Stamps: PTI Damask Designs, Tim Holtz Stampers Anonymous Short Leaf
Other: Martha Stewart Embossing Powder Bronze, Ranger Distress Embossing Ink, Stazon Jet Black
Fab cards, love your style on these !! I have become your first follower too !!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Sid, for joining my blog. I'm pretty new to blogging, I appreciate your support. I started following your blog too. Ksenija
DeleteOh these are beautiful! Love the vivid colours on your one layer card and they are all super cards!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for joining us at Less is More
Anne
LIM Designer
Thank you, Anne!
DeleteGreat cards, loving that LIM one ... so effective and fun on kraft.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing and taking part.
Sarah xx
Less is More
Thank you, Sarah. That was inspirational to see so many various foliage cards, that was a good challenge!
DeleteSuper LIM cards, well done :) Viv xx
ReplyDeleteViv, thank you for your comments and becoming my follower! I joined your card blog also, I like your cute cards and the way you take pictures of them. Ksenija
DeleteWhat an incredibly elegant card you've made with that bronze embossing and watercolouring. I must try that technique. Thank you for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Heidi, for commenting and joining my blog! You're welcome, try it. It always brings only beautiful results. I've done it earlier with stamps of seashells and violets.
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