Happy Saturday! I hope you had a good week!!! It was back to normal here. Lots of after school activities, an old van's ignition mechanism fixed, record cold temps for this time of year, you know, just a typical week!
One of the fun things I had the chance to do this week was create for Speedy Fox & Friends challenge. This week we are using the negative of a die cut. I used a pretty star die cut negative that a sweet friend gave me and placed it over mixed media paper. I stamped VersaMark watermark pad all over, lifted the negative and sprinkled white embossing powder over the little stars and then heat set. When the paper cooled I used TH Distress Markers and colored the entire piece of paper then spritzed liberally with water. I think this silhouette leaf frond from Marsh Silhouettes makes a great tree and I paired it with a sentiment from Columns & Topiaries.
I hope you will stop on by Speedy Fox & Friends blog and enter your project for a chance to win a prize. While you are there you can check out all the fab creations from the design team!
Thanks for Looking!
My List:
Stamps: Mark's Finest Papers & Stamps a HC - Marsh Silhouettes, Columns & Topiaries.
My List:
Stamps: Mark's Finest Papers & Stamps a HC - Marsh Silhouettes, Columns & Topiaries.
Access: Simon Says Stamp Falling Stars Craft Die, TH Distress Markers, Tumbled Glass, Stormy Sky, and Faded Jeans. White Embossing Powder
Nice original use of your negative die cut. Makes a nice tree!
ReplyDeleteAngie--this is so pretty!!! I love the shade of blue with all the stars! TFS
ReplyDeleteWOW! this really worked well.....Lis
ReplyDeleteVery pretty, Angie. Your sky is just fabulous. A great technique.
ReplyDeleteThis technique worked extremely well on this card. Nice layout and gorgeous sky for a backdrop.
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Angie this turned out so very pretty. What a great technique. Thanks for including the video. I want to give this a try too. How fun all the good things we learn from stamping friends.
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet card with all your twinkling stars!! Lovely!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. That is a great die cut negative to keep on hand .
ReplyDeleteAngie,
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card and thanks for sharing the link for the tutorial - it was awesome. i love the beautiful blues - my fav color - wow!
Such a gorgeous and peaceful card, very lovely and what a great way to get a starry sky.
ReplyDeleteOh boy, those little stars are so beautiful, Angie - so cleverly done!! I love the leaf - it makes a stunning tree and I love that you've kept the sentiment so simple. This is really beautiful!!!
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