Sometimes, when I feel brave, I ask my regular class attendees to suggest a theme for class! This time it was a wedding theme! This is what I came up with for card number 1!
Hues of Blue to congratulate the Mr and Mrs!
Because I had no upcoming weddings, there was a birthday option!
I love adding Gold embossing powder to Vellum cardstock for a softer shine.
Notes
- I used a Stampin' Spritzer to add water to the centre of a Watercolour Paper layer (just enough to allow for the ink to move) and then applied three different Blues of ink with an Aqua painter. I waited for this to dry (wink, wink I used my Heat Tool) before adding a watery ink splatter to the top right hand quarter.
- I definitely suggest die cutting the Rose Thinlit with a Precision Base Plate - it really makes cutting intricate pieces a breeze!
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This is stunning and would make an elegant card for any occasion.
ReplyDeleteI love everything about this card. Is the entire rose and leaves all vellum that's been heat embossed gold?
Love it!
Hi Tracey! Yes accept for the clean vellum leaves tucked in here and there.
DeleteVery pretty Melodie! What a great idea!
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