Well Hello and Welcome
This is a busy week in the Summers Household with Husband, Two Daughters and Granddaughter all celebrating their birthdays. Also its exactly a month since Christmas.
So that's four cards in one sitting.
Products
Make A Wish Stamp Set (Concord & 9th)
Inks (Gina K) in Red Hot, Sweet Mango, Wild Dandelion, Key Lime, Sea Glass,
Wild Lilac (Rainbow Colour Card)
Amelia Card Passionate Pink and Bubblegum.(Gina K)
Shaker Cover (Waffle Flower)
Sequin Mix (Taylored Expressions)
Letter and Number Dies (MFT)
Blue Card Sea Glass and Ocean Mist (Gina K)
All Cards
Black Amalgam Ink (Gina K)
Crystal Glaze (Nuvo)
White Jelly Pen (Sakura)
Card Blanks Various
Method
Stamp out the candle image as many times as you require.
Then using the solid stamps add the flame in yellow ink (Wild Dandelion)
Then add the solid candle image in your desired colour.
Rainbow Design
Blue Card This is on a 5 x7 piece of cardstock where the candles are stamped at random.
Stamped in Sea Glass
Then choose a pattern and stamp in a darker colour. (Ocean Mist)
(Later I realised there is a little flame image, that if you stamp in red creates the realistic look.
This one I personalised with Name and Number dies and turned in to a shaker with the amazing shaker covers from Waffle Flower. All you do is remove three sides add them over your design and before sticking down the last sticky flap place in your shaker mix.
This one I matted on to black card stock an added Nuvo drops in rainbow colours. I stamped the sentiment on to black card stock with clear embossing ink and sprinkled it with white embossing powder. Lastly I used a jelly roll pen for the high lights.
This card, I stamped on to white card stock in black Ink to create the sentiment. Added a few black enamel dots. Also using the jelly pen
on the candles for high lights.
I do hope you've enjoyed a little look at these different designs same stamp set.
Why not show us what you come up with on our Facebook group we love seeing your work.
Happy Paper Crafting
Jo
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