I have been excited to share today's post with you all....if you like technique as much as I do, then this is for you!
I have seen a lot of coloring of white embossing powder lately and thought I would give it a go.
There is this wonderful silhouette stamp of a bunny in the new "Easter Bunny" set from MFT! I stamped him and embossed him in white.
To color I used my copic ink....I really wanted a watercolor look so I put a few drops of ink on my block and used my water brush (filled with copic blender) as my paint brush. I left areas uncolored that I wanted to remain white. I ended up with this totally imperfect look that was EXACTLY what I was looking for! YAY!
I made the card base using the Pierced Square STAX Die-namics.
For the inside I did the same technique with the carrot that is in the "Easter Bunny" set and the sentiments that are also in this set.......LOVE!
For my second card I used the sentiment from the new "Words of Inspiration" set as my inspiration! I thought of all the cute little birds that were released this month and thought they would make great friends.
The little birds come from both stamp sets:
"Sunflower Sweetheart" and "Spring Has Sprung"
I debossed some Clouds STAX in the background and used the new Blueprints 13 for the other cut out elements.
Below is a look at the inside.....simple stamping to reinforce the inspiration from the front of the card.
Here is a list of the products available now at the MFT shop:
8 comments:
Wow, amazing how your little experiment turned out!
You are so creative, I love seeing what you come up with!
Your 2nd card was such a fun and unexpected use pf products. You were in the zone!
God's blessings,
Sarah :)
What a cute card and creative idea!
So beautiful, Sherrie! LOVE that watercolor on embossing powder technique...must try!
i love the watercolor effect! Brilliant!
I can't wait for my happy mail to arrive! Thanks for all the inspiration!!
I love this card. Thanks for the instructions on how you created it. I love the look and cannot wait to try it out myself.
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