Well I finally decided to give Reverse Masking a try. I can't believe it took me so long. This is a really fun technique. If your not familiar with it, Beate has a great tutorial on SCS. What would we do without Beate? =)
For this one I just cut a circle with my circle cutter and used the negative. The inside was sponged with stampin' sponges. The flowers were colored with Purely Pomegranate using a blender pen in the ink pad lid.
-Stamps-Simply Said and Priceless
-Ink-So Saffron, and Purely Pomegranate.
-Paper-Chocolate Chip and Whisper White.
-Accessories-Stampin' Sponges and Blender pen.
This one was a CASE from Impress5524 on SCS. Her card looks much better than mine though.
-Stamps-Snowflake Spot
-Ink-Blue Bayou and Soft Sky
-Paper-Very Vanilla
-Accessories-black pen, rhinestone brad, silver brad and silver cord.
Thursday, October 11, 2007
Reverse Masking
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Labels: Priceless, Reverse Masking, Simply Said, Stampin' Up, The Snowflake Spot
Wednesday, July 11, 2007
Christmas & Springtime
I made these two cards today. I thought it was kinda funny. One is totally springtime, and the other one is for Christmas.
The layout of this one is a CASE from page 110 of the new catalog.
-Stamps-Simply Said
-Ink-Pretty in Pink, Rose Red, and Certainly Celery.
-Paper-Rose Red, Regal Rose
-Accessories-Certainly Celery 1/4" grosgrain ribbon.
I really like this one! It's such an easy card! I made one similar last Christmas. I'm so glad Snow Flurries made it to the new catalog.
-Stamps-Seeing Spots, Snow Flurries, Happy Everything, and Polka Dots & Paisley
-Ink-Bravo Burgundy and Always Artichoke
-Paper-Bravo Burgundy, Always Artichoke and Very Vanilla Cardstock
Accessories-Spot On jumbo stampin around wheel, Mellow Moss 1/4" grosgrain ribbon.
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Labels: Christmas, Seeing Spots, Simply Said, Snow Flurries, Stampin' Up
