Today’s card is a Natural Elements Challenge and what is more natural than venicen? At least that’s what my husband said when I asked him what he considers a natural element. LOL
What do you consider a natural element? Show us this week over at the Stamp Ink Card Challenge #82.
The Details:
- Dual Colored Flowers. The easiest ever way to color an image two different colors is with your Stampin’ Write markers. See video below if you haven’t seen it done.
- Masking Technique. To give the image the look as if the deer are standing in front of tall grass, I did the masking technique. Many know what it is, but basically you stamp the image on a piece of paper (sticky note works great) and the image already stamped on cardstock is covered to protect the image. You then simple stamp over it. You can view a video below to see what I’m talking about.
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Here’s the third card made with the wonderful Blessed Easter Stamp Set (Occasions Catalog, page 20). This card is going all the way to France. I belong to an international card swap group and each month we swap cards all over the country. I can’t wait to send this off on Monday morning. I really hope my swapmate loves it as much as I do.
Unlike the other two cards I made with the Blessed Easter set, I only stamped it once and used Stampin’ Write markers with an Aqua Painter to soften the colors. However, since I stamped it twice and cut out the tulips so that I may layer them, I did color the tulips with each marker directly on the paper so that the bottom gave off a rich glow. The pictures just don’t do it any justice. It’s absolutely goreous!
