Hi All,
This is part 2 to my other post today. I used the same techniques for this card (inktense pencils and color blending). This stamp set from Simon is great for sentiments with a play on words. I thought the play on ‘deer’ vs. ‘dear’ was adorable.
Here’s the deer that I colored using Inktense pencils.
I’m hoping to have a few more cards done before the craft show and can’t wait to share them with you soon!
Hi All,
Who’s ready for winter?! Oh man, I am so pumped for winter and all the holiday festivities it brings. In anticipation for the upcoming holiday season I have started to create Christmas cards. I will likely have a new one to share each day leading up to the week before Christmas. If you are interested in any of the cards please leave a comment and let me know! I’d love to hear feedback on which styles, colors, and themes you like!
On to today’s card.
For this card, I wanted to try out some inking techniques and create a snowbank. I achieved this look with some masking and 2 tone color blending of inks. I loved the results of the technique. It looks like it is watercolor with several layers of color, but truly it is a white base with 2 blues.
And here’s a shot of the inside
Supplies:
Card Base: Neenah Desert Storm Environmental Cardstock
1st Layer: Midnight Muse Cardstock – Stampin’ Up
Inked Layer: Neenah Solar White
Inks: Pool Shadow Ink – Hero Arts & Midnight Muse – Stampin’ Up
Stamps: Summer Camp – TPC Studio
Sentiment: Gnome for the Holidays – Simon Says Stamp
Ink Blending: Tim Holtz Ink Blending Tool
Stamp Markers: American Crafts
Pen: Uniball Signo Broad white gel pen
Embossing: VersaMark Watermark Ink with Inkadinkado Linen White Embossing Powder
