Showing posts with label floral flourish. Show all posts
Showing posts with label floral flourish. Show all posts
Thursday, April 28, 2016
Monochromatic/Neutral Cards- Day 3 "I'm Sorry Card"
Hello crafty friends!
Welcome back for another card that I created with stamps by DeNami Design. For today's card I used the three beautiful flower filigree stamps.
I wanted to use the ink lifting technique for this card so I started off applying three colors of the orange color family on mix media cardstock. After the ink was dry I stamped the three stamps randomly on the cardstock using VersaMark and embossed them with clear embossing powder. Then, I spritzed the paper with water and lifted the ink from the paper leaving a softer touch of color behind. Except for the embossed area which still shows the intense color.
I then cut the cardstock so I could create two cards. I adhered the inky panel to a white piece of cardstock and used a sorry die to die cut the word from both the colorful and the white cardstock. To create a little bit of dimension, I cut the word two additional times from white cardstock. To finish off the card, I die cut the panel with a scallop die and adhered it to a standard white notecard.
I hope you enjoyed my card for today. Have an amazing week!
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Friday, January 29, 2016
Floral Flourish Resist Technique Card
Hello DeNami Friends!
For
this card I wanted to create an ebmoss resist background. I used the
three filigree stamps from the new release and I think they are
absolutely gorgeous for backgrounds!
To
create the card I started off stamping the stamps with sticky ink on
white card stock and embossed them with white embossing powder. I didn't
pay much attention to where I placed the individual stamps. Instead I
stamped them irregularly on the card stock.
Because
I didn't just want to create a monochrome background, I decided to
devide the cardstock into three parts. I used three rectangle dies,
cutting two larger frames and one small rectangle.
To assemble the card I adhered a piece of dark grey card stock to a card base which was slightly larger than the largest frame. I also adhered the red frame on top and used fun foam to give the other two pieces a little bit of dimension.
Wednesday, January 27, 2016
Floral Filigree Thank You Card
Hello DeNami Friends!
Today, I've got a floral thank you card featuring the E204 Flower Filigree stamp and K24 Thank You Script stamp. I hope you like my pink, floral, feminine card! I didn't really realize how much I love pink until I started card making, LOL!
On a piece of white cardstock, I repeatedly stamped the flower filigree stamp with versamark ink, creating a floral background. I heat set the flowers with white embossing powder and my heat tool. Then, I did some ink blending using pink and various red toned inks. The white embossed flowers will resist the ink making the flowers pop against the ink blended background. I die cut a scalloped rectangle out of another piece of white cardstock, then die cut a circle within the rectangle, and stamped the Thank You sentiment. I added some foam tape to the back of the white cardstock and attached it to my ink blended floral background. Then, I adhered it to a pink card base. To finish off my card, I added some glitter glue to the center of the floral images, and added some clear sequins.
Quick tip: When you are using white cardstock, make sure your fingers are not inky! After all the ink blending, you may end up with some inky fingers. Take the time to wipe or wash you hands, so you avoid ink smudges! That's something I have to constantly remind myself, LOL! I love the look of white negative space on my cards, and I have often had to re-make a card panel because of ink smudges!
Today, I've got a floral thank you card featuring the E204 Flower Filigree stamp and K24 Thank You Script stamp. I hope you like my pink, floral, feminine card! I didn't really realize how much I love pink until I started card making, LOL!
On a piece of white cardstock, I repeatedly stamped the flower filigree stamp with versamark ink, creating a floral background. I heat set the flowers with white embossing powder and my heat tool. Then, I did some ink blending using pink and various red toned inks. The white embossed flowers will resist the ink making the flowers pop against the ink blended background. I die cut a scalloped rectangle out of another piece of white cardstock, then die cut a circle within the rectangle, and stamped the Thank You sentiment. I added some foam tape to the back of the white cardstock and attached it to my ink blended floral background. Then, I adhered it to a pink card base. To finish off my card, I added some glitter glue to the center of the floral images, and added some clear sequins.
Quick tip: When you are using white cardstock, make sure your fingers are not inky! After all the ink blending, you may end up with some inky fingers. Take the time to wipe or wash you hands, so you avoid ink smudges! That's something I have to constantly remind myself, LOL! I love the look of white negative space on my cards, and I have often had to re-make a card panel because of ink smudges!
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Monday, January 25, 2016
Glamorous Floral Gift Tags
Hello, DeNami Friends!
It’s
Lisa P. here! DeNami’s newest release included several absolutely gorgeous
floral images, so this week the DT's are sharing projects with a floral
theme. For my project, I created two pairs of tags.
First up, a couple of layered tags.
To
begin, I die-cut two tags from white cardstock using PPPD09 Pretty Pink
Posh Stitched Tags Dies. I stamped the sentiment and flowers in
VersaMark ink and heat embossed them in gold. I colored the images with
Souffle pens and allowed the ink time to dry. The ink from the Souffle
pens “puffs up” adding really fun texture (as well as color) to the
image. I layered each of my stamped tags with two larger tags, one
die-cut from foiled vellum and one die-cut from white cardstock. To
finish, I added a few gold sequins, punched a hole in the top of each
tag and threaded some gold sparkle hemp cord through. So simple, but so
pretty!
Here’s a look at each tag individually (as well as a close-up of the aqua tag):
For
my second pair of tags, I used only the larger tag (die-cut with PPPD05
Pretty Pink Posh Stitched Duo 1 Dies). I die-cut the tag twice from
white cardstock. I stamped the NEW CL-J157 Flower Filigree Trio and
sentiment in VersaMark ink and heat embossed them in gold. I colored the
images on the pink tag with Copic markers (just to try out something
different) and colored the images on the aqua tag with Souffle pens. To
finish, I added a few sequins to the pink tag.
Here’s a closer look at the pink tag:
And here’s a look at the pair:
I
intentionally left these two tags as they are…without any holes punched
in the top. This way, I can save them to use at a moment’s notice. I
can easily add them to a card base for a quick and easy card for lots of
different occasions. Or, I can tie them onto a gift bag to quickly
dress up a package for a friend/neighbor.
I hope you like my projects for today! Thanks for visiting!
DeNami Design Supplies:
Stamps: NEW CL-E204 Flower Filigree
Other Supplies:
Gold
Embossing Powder, White Cardstock, Foiled Vellum, Souffle Pens
Markers, Sequins, Hemp Cord, Heat Tool, Hole Punch, Adhesive
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