This is my second post for today. For my Tuesday Trigger card, scroll down to the next post.
Black and white always looks classy to me. Here is my card for CAS-ual Fridays:
Stampendous stamp with Hero Arts sentiment heat embossed with Versafine onyx black ink. Martha Stewart border punch. Hero Arts black pearls. Outlined the panel with a black Sharpie pen.
Fun challenge!
Showing posts with label Versafine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Versafine. Show all posts
Friday, January 20, 2012
Monday, January 16, 2012
NEW STAMPS
Two of my newest stamps are from LaBlanche. I love to color these detailed stamps and use distress inks to enhance the backgrounds. The first one was a birthday present:
I colored this adorable little girl with Prismacolor pencils. Used several colors of distress inks for the background. Added a pretty flourish stamp to the background randomly. Some Stickles glitter for the centers of the flowers and around the edges of the piece, too. Punched two butterflies from the pink polka dot paper and touched them with the glitter, also.
The second card was done in pretty much the same way as the first:
The sentiment is from a new 2012 Hero Arts clear set. And, I used some dew drops of which I have entirely too many, for embellishment. Gotta' remember to use them occasionally.
By the way, 9 times out of 10 I use Versafine onyx black ink to stamp my images. I love this ink! It is great for detailed stamps. And, did you know that you can use watercolor with this ink?? You don't have to heat set it at all.
I enjoyed making both of these cards so much - hope you like them.
Thanks for visiting.
I colored this adorable little girl with Prismacolor pencils. Used several colors of distress inks for the background. Added a pretty flourish stamp to the background randomly. Some Stickles glitter for the centers of the flowers and around the edges of the piece, too. Punched two butterflies from the pink polka dot paper and touched them with the glitter, also.
The second card was done in pretty much the same way as the first:
The sentiment is from a new 2012 Hero Arts clear set. And, I used some dew drops of which I have entirely too many, for embellishment. Gotta' remember to use them occasionally.
By the way, 9 times out of 10 I use Versafine onyx black ink to stamp my images. I love this ink! It is great for detailed stamps. And, did you know that you can use watercolor with this ink?? You don't have to heat set it at all.
I enjoyed making both of these cards so much - hope you like them.
Thanks for visiting.
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
CFC16
Just making it in under the wire for this challenge:
The challenge is to use dry embossing, heat embossing or both. I decided to use both:
I dry embossed the taupe card with a Sizzix folder. The Hero Arts hydrangea was stamped with Versafine sepia ink and clear embossed, cut out and attached to the card with dimensional dots. The sentiment is from PTI and the small frame is from Martha Stewart.
Thanks for visiting - have a great day!
The challenge is to use dry embossing, heat embossing or both. I decided to use both:
I dry embossed the taupe card with a Sizzix folder. The Hero Arts hydrangea was stamped with Versafine sepia ink and clear embossed, cut out and attached to the card with dimensional dots. The sentiment is from PTI and the small frame is from Martha Stewart.
Thanks for visiting - have a great day!
Labels:
challenge,
hearts,
Martha Stewart,
PTI,
rubber stamps,
Sizzix,
Versafine
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