Teaser Time is HERE!

 Oh I have some great peeks to share with you today! Grab a cuppa as there are a lot of fun details to share!

All these products are going to be available May 7th 7pmPST!

First off is the adorable new PI called "Make a Wish".  I stamped her in London Fog Memento ink and then colored her with my Copic markers. I created a mask for her stamping her on a post-it note and cutting it out....then stamped the "Dandelion Wishes" images in the background. I used both the new "Steel Blue" ink and "Lemon Drop".

If you take a close look at the image...I colored the cast shadows on her dress (under her arm and on her shoulder) with a BV02. That color laid over the yellow base looks like a nice natural gray:)

 Here is a close look at one of the new Die-namics called "Happy Hellos".

On the front I cut "hi" out of my stamped panel and popped the whole thing up on a "Steel Blue" cardstock base.

On the inside I used the actual cut out from the front panel. I stamped the little girl and a sentiment from the Dandelion wishes set as well.

SUPPLIES Available May 7th:

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For my next peek, a look at "Peaceful Wildflowers".

I used some clear charm fragments and pounced them with RV19,B28 and a wee bit of Y17 copic various reinkers.

I stamped the wildflowers with black archival ink and then quickly wiped off the ink with a towel to remove the black. I then stamped the flowers again, this time leaving the black. That is why you see sort of a clear halo around the black images....way cool!

I wanted a very clean and simple card to show off this technique. I added a few score lines and the beautiful sentiment from this set....and a simple sheer blue ribbon to finish it off.

Below is a look at the simplicity of the inside. I inked up the flower unevenly (on purpose) to give it a water color look and then added the sentiment in Grape Jelly ink.

SUPPLIES Available May 7th:

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Whew! Lots of fun and it is only day 1! Be sure to check out all the designers participating in today's teaser time. You can find them all on the MFT blog! See you tomorrow...with another cool technique!