I changed the color and size of the card because I wanted to use a color I don't normally reach for (purple) and I wanted the card to be a standard 4-1/4" x 5-1/2". I also added a stamped background to my card base as I love patterns. There are a couple of fun techniques here - embossing paste and watercoloring. Here's a close-up of the focal image:
- Use embossing paste with a stencil. Spread a thin layer over the stencil using a palette knife. Make sure your fingers are clean of ink (notice the areas of color? Ink stains on my fingers transferred to the paste!)
- Ink pad reinkers are great for watercoloring. Squeeze a drop into the lid of your ink pad, or onto another plastic surface such as an embellishment container lid, and dip a wet brush to pick up color. To add layers and shades of color, let each layer dry before adding another.
- Don't like fussy cutting? This stamp set has dies to do the cutting for you!
- Stamps: Tea Together
- Ink: Versamark, Staz-On Black
- Reinkers: Highland Heather, Petal Pink, Pool Party, Old Olive
- Paper: Highland Heather, Shimmer White (great for watercoloring)
- Embossing paste
- Palette Knife
- Linen Thread
- Tea Time Dies
- Aquapainter
- Pearlized Doilies
- White embossing powder
- Heat gun
- Stencil (non-SU!)
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