Ahhh.....love playing with inks....do you? I pulled out my lovely Distress Inks (Ripe Persimmon, Dried Marigold, and Salty Ocean) and JustRite stamps, to create a dramatic background for this card:
Using the Woodgrain Background stamp from JustRite....it's stamped Versamark Ink on white cardstock, then embossed with Ranger's Weathered White embossing powder. Salty Ocean Distress Ink was applied using a foam applicator. I roughed up the edges a bit with a distress tool.
To give the center panel an ombre look, I started with the lighter Dried Marigold, then blended into the darker Ripe Persimmon. I went over the entire piece with Dried Marigold to blend. The flowers and sentiment are from the JustRite Create a Flower Garden, Multi-Step Flower Garden, Small Oval Wishes stamp set, and stamped in Memento Black Tuxedo Ink.
Thanks for stopping by today! It's summertime....and there's a heat wave....stay inside, stay cool, and get inky!
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Thursday, June 22, 2017
Wednesday, June 22, 2016
Clean and Simple Style
I'm a fan of a stamp set that can give me a lot of options. One of my favorite things to do is try to think of other ways to use stamps. This card was created using the JustRite Planner Hex Page stamp set....yep, planner stamps to make a birthday card!
Here is the stamp set I used:
That little row of water drops in the bottom right corner ^^^^^^^
I used an ombre ink technique to stamp these together to create the geometric designs in the corners.
Then the JustRite Happy Birthday Sentiment Die finishes it off to make this a super quick and easy card.
Thanks for stoppin' by today!
Supplies:
Stamps: JustRite-Planner Hex Page
Dies: JustRite- Happy Birthday Sentiment
Ink: Hero Arts Ombre Ink (orange)
Paper: Basic white and orange cardstock
Embellishments: Recollections enamel dots
Here is the stamp set I used:
That little row of water drops in the bottom right corner ^^^^^^^
I used an ombre ink technique to stamp these together to create the geometric designs in the corners.
Then the JustRite Happy Birthday Sentiment Die finishes it off to make this a super quick and easy card.
Thanks for stoppin' by today!
Supplies:
Stamps: JustRite-Planner Hex Page
Dies: JustRite- Happy Birthday Sentiment
Ink: Hero Arts Ombre Ink (orange)
Paper: Basic white and orange cardstock
Embellishments: Recollections enamel dots
Saturday, April 23, 2016
It's About Time! Sharing NEW Creative Cafe' KOTM!
Well I am so so far behind!! Work life, church life, and general life have conspired to keep me out of my crafting and posting time! All good things, but I think it's about time to play some catch up here!
I'm kicking off with the brand new Creative Cafe' KOTM from The Rubber Cafe'!!
The Petticoat Fashion kit has stamps ready to layer up to create beautiful flowers and cards for any occasion! I'm sharing an ombre thank you card today:
Base: 5&1/2" by 4&1/4" standard card base using aqua cardstock.
First Layer: Cut a 5&1/4" by 4" piece of white cardstock, and emboss using the embossing folder included in your kit!
TIP: There are so many fun options for embossing folders, but don't be afraid to go clean and simple too! The folder used on the white cardstock looks crisp and clean.
Center Panel: Start with a 3" by 4" piece of aqua cardstock. Layer on a 2&3/4" by 3&3/4" piece of pink lattice patterned paper, glue to the card front.
Next cut a 2&1/4" by 3&1/4" piece of white cardstock. Use Versamark ink to stamp the Thank You sentiment, then emboss with clear embossing powder. Using Evergreen Bough Distress Ink and a sponge/distress tool, add a light layer of ink to the entire front of the embossed panel. The embossed Thank You acts as a resist and adding the color makes the white cardstock under the embossed area pop. To give it more of an ombre look, darken the ink around the Thank You sentiment area only. To finish the center panel stamp the rest of the sentiment in Black Tuxedo Memento ink. Glue to a 2&1/2" by 3&1/2" piece of white cardstock using Scrap Happy Glue:
Use foam tape to adhere the panel to the center of the patterned pink paper already on the card front.
To create the flower, use the solid flower stamp first and stamp using Worn Lipstick Distress Ink. Then stamp using the detail petal stamp, and then stamp the center using Black Tuxedo Ink.
To show exactly how I did this, and give a little tip: For the solid base, if you brush/swirl the ink on using the ink pad, you'll get a cool pattern to your solid flower and it will be a softer color without stamping off first. To stamp the detail petal stamp, tap the ink directly on the stamp as you normally would to get the darker color. Here is what I did:
Then fussy cut the flower out, and brush it around the edges with Black Soot Distress Ink.
Stamp a second flower center and fussy cut out, then foam tape flower center over the one stamped directly on the flower. Glue flower to the bottom right corner of the center panel using Scrap Happy Glue, and add a jute twine bow to the center.
I love the elegant simplicity of this card:
This new kit is full of so many awesome stamps....stop by the blog HERE to find out more about this amazing kit, and to see more inspiration all month long!
Hello, World
I'm kicking off with the brand new Creative Cafe' KOTM from The Rubber Cafe'!!
The Petticoat Fashion kit has stamps ready to layer up to create beautiful flowers and cards for any occasion! I'm sharing an ombre thank you card today:
Base: 5&1/2" by 4&1/4" standard card base using aqua cardstock.
First Layer: Cut a 5&1/4" by 4" piece of white cardstock, and emboss using the embossing folder included in your kit!
TIP: There are so many fun options for embossing folders, but don't be afraid to go clean and simple too! The folder used on the white cardstock looks crisp and clean.
Center Panel: Start with a 3" by 4" piece of aqua cardstock. Layer on a 2&3/4" by 3&3/4" piece of pink lattice patterned paper, glue to the card front.
Next cut a 2&1/4" by 3&1/4" piece of white cardstock. Use Versamark ink to stamp the Thank You sentiment, then emboss with clear embossing powder. Using Evergreen Bough Distress Ink and a sponge/distress tool, add a light layer of ink to the entire front of the embossed panel. The embossed Thank You acts as a resist and adding the color makes the white cardstock under the embossed area pop. To give it more of an ombre look, darken the ink around the Thank You sentiment area only. To finish the center panel stamp the rest of the sentiment in Black Tuxedo Memento ink. Glue to a 2&1/2" by 3&1/2" piece of white cardstock using Scrap Happy Glue:
Use foam tape to adhere the panel to the center of the patterned pink paper already on the card front.
To create the flower, use the solid flower stamp first and stamp using Worn Lipstick Distress Ink. Then stamp using the detail petal stamp, and then stamp the center using Black Tuxedo Ink.
To show exactly how I did this, and give a little tip: For the solid base, if you brush/swirl the ink on using the ink pad, you'll get a cool pattern to your solid flower and it will be a softer color without stamping off first. To stamp the detail petal stamp, tap the ink directly on the stamp as you normally would to get the darker color. Here is what I did:
Then fussy cut the flower out, and brush it around the edges with Black Soot Distress Ink.
Stamp a second flower center and fussy cut out, then foam tape flower center over the one stamped directly on the flower. Glue flower to the bottom right corner of the center panel using Scrap Happy Glue, and add a jute twine bow to the center.
I love the elegant simplicity of this card:
This new kit is full of so many awesome stamps....stop by the blog HERE to find out more about this amazing kit, and to see more inspiration all month long!
Supplies:
Stamps: The Rubber Cafe'- Petticoat FashionHello, World
Paper: The Rubber Cafe' KOTM--Echo Park Petticoats & Pinstripes, aqua and white cardstock
Ink: Black Tuxedo Memento ink, Evergreen Bough, Worn Lipstick, and Black Soot Distress Ink.
Adhesives: Foam tape; The Rubber Cafe'-Scrap Happy Glue
Embellishments: Jute twine, Embossing Powder--Crystal Ice from The Rubber Cafe'
Labels:
Creative Cafe' KOTM,
Distress Ink,
Echo Park,
embossing,
Flowers,
Laura Cox,
Ombre,
Thank You,
The Rubber Cafe
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