This is a card I made for a good friend who just lost her mother. I wanted to make her a special card to let her know I am thinking of her and her family.
In order to get the watercolor look I wanted, I colored the rubber stamp with watercolor crayons and then used an aqua painter to add some water to the stamp. Then, I just stamped my image. The grass is just stamped with regular Stampin' Up ink. Both images are stamped on watercolor paper.
I love this look! I hope it makes my friend feel loved.
All supplies Stampin Up except for watercolor paper.
Monday, November 28, 2011
Sunday, November 20, 2011
A Little Sunshine
My girlfriend, Claire, lives in England. I met her while I was on a Disney Cruise. (Don't get me started talking about how wonderful those cruises are!) When I asked her if there was something I could send her from The States that she was missing, she told me some sunshine. Well, since I can't box up sunshine, I decided to send her some wonderful peach preserves my friend, Phyllis, made and a box of fruit-themed cards:
To make these cards I used some retired Stampin' Up! products. For the tag on the preserves, I used a wonderful Waltzingmouse stamp set and Spellbinders die.
To make these cards I used some retired Stampin' Up! products. For the tag on the preserves, I used a wonderful Waltzingmouse stamp set and Spellbinders die.
Labels:
card,
card making,
gifts,
Spellbinders,
stampin up,
stamps,
tags,
watzingmouse
Thursday, November 10, 2011
Monarch Birthdays
November is a month full of birthdays in my family. Two of those birthdays are for very special women. I wanted to make them a card that would show them how much I love them. So, I made this card:
I hope you love the way the card came out. I sure do.
Here is a close up of the butterfly:
I achieved the monarch look by using a sponge and an inkpad. It was really easy to blend the three colors to make my butterfly look more life-like.
I hope you love the way the card came out. I sure do.
Labels:
birthday,
card,
card making,
stampin up,
techniques
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