Irresistible Ink Resist Techniques Ink resist techniques are starting to become very popular. These are great ways to maximize the use of your stamps, embossing folders, and stencils or dies to make unique backgrounds. The cards below use techniques I’ve seen Christopher Alan, Jennifer McGuire, and Gina K. use. Resist techniques are one of my favorite things …
Day 2 – Done with One Today I’m using the Cupcake stamp from the November 2018 Kit of the Month. Isn’t this cupcake sweet enough to eat? This card is an A2 card size (4.25”x5.5”). When making my set of 12 cards, I chose to fold some as a top fold and some as a …
Day 1 – Grab Bag Goodness In November I was lucky enough to purchase a grab bag from Unity. This is the third time I’ve purchased a grab bag and boy was it a good one. Sometimes grab bags can be tricky to use so I turn them into a challenge. Below you can see …
https://secureservercdn.net/50.62.88.87/s0c.451.myftpupload.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/EW8uEJ7DSnKqQBg7WcCBrA.mov Action cards are always fun to make and very popular right now. This is a simple pull card that gives the effect of a setting sun with hidden sentiments. To create this sunset card, I started out with a blank 5×6” piece of mixed media paper. Using a blender tool and some surface ink …
For Unity’s black and white challenge I created the below three cards. The light house card carries some heaviness in my heart. It reminds me that out of the darkness in life there can be light. To create this card I started out by stamping the light house image with a Versamark ink, then embossed …
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