Today I'm happy to take part in another Global Design Project challenge! This week it is another beautiful sketch by Teneale Willams - Sketch Challenge #034!
This card will go to one of my long time customers! Her orders are delivered directly to her house and I don't always get to thank her with a card!
I had sooo much fun with this card!
Teneale's inspiration.
The retiring Iridescent Ice Stampin' Emboss Powder adds sparkle to my main sentiment. What will I do without it?!
My Product List
Hints & Things
- I die cut the Bloomin' Heart Thinlits die from craft foam and used this as my stamp. I adhered the foam piece with a removable adhesive onto a stampin' block.The heart was heat embossed with White Stampin' Emboss Powder.
- To finish my background I used a broad flat brush to paint over the embossed heart. For this I used Pacific Point and Bemuda Bay ink. I also splattered with Rich Razzleberry over the back ground.
- Before I die cut the Thanks thinlit, I painted a piece of Watercolor Paper with Rich Razzleberry, and although not very visible, I also added Bemuda Bay in the mix! I always layer up on my intricate dies to make them more sturdy.
- To anchor my greeting, I used as always... Vellum! Gotta love the stuff!
I wish you all the best for the rest of the week!
Take care!
Mel xx
Another stunning card!
ReplyDeleteI love how you can die cut foam and use as a stamp.....great way to further products. So pretty!
Thanks for your comment Tracey!
DeleteGreat card Melodie. Love all the different elements that make it so WOW! Thanks so much for joining in with this week's Global Design Project!
ReplyDeleteFun as always Jess!
DeleteWell done Melodie. Vellum is such a great trick Make sure you pin your project to the official Global Design Project Pinterest Board. Thank you so much for playing along with this week's Global Design Project challenge xx
ReplyDeleteThanks Kylie! My project has been pinned!
DeleteHow beautiful! This is such a wonderful technique and beautiful effect, Melodie. Thanks for playing along with this week's GDP sketch!
ReplyDeleteThanks for taking time to comment Brian!
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