A couple of days ago, I posted the cards that Sage and I
made for Session 3 of MFT Camp Create.
Sage was quite funny when we were creating these cards,
because she was frustrated by the limitations of my MFT stamp collection.
She's ask what stamp sets she could use and I'd say:
"Well, I have three floral sets, some snowflakes, a couple of Christmas sets
and the Soda Pop set."
"That's it?!"
She confided that she preferred the Stamp-a-faire challenges
with Papertrey Ink because I have so many more stamps from which to choose. ;)
I wanted to play along with the
made for Session 3 of MFT Camp Create.
Sage was quite funny when we were creating these cards,
because she was frustrated by the limitations of my MFT stamp collection.
She's ask what stamp sets she could use and I'd say:
"Well, I have three floral sets, some snowflakes, a couple of Christmas sets
and the Soda Pop set."
"That's it?!"
She confided that she preferred the Stamp-a-faire challenges
with Papertrey Ink because I have so many more stamps from which to choose. ;)
I wanted to play along with the
there they're teaming up with Winnie & Walter,
and I had to laugh at what Sage's reaction would be to the fact
that I have one Essentials by Ellen stamp set and one Winnie & Walter set.
She would probably not be impressed. ;)
I, on the other hand, kind of enjoy the challenge of making it work.
I decided to switch things up a little by using the leaf image from my
Mondo Hydrangea stamp set from Essentials by Ellen
with my The Big, The Bold and Blessings stamp set from Winnie & Walter.
Here's my card:
Thanks for looking!
and I had to laugh at what Sage's reaction would be to the fact
that I have one Essentials by Ellen stamp set and one Winnie & Walter set.
She would probably not be impressed. ;)
I, on the other hand, kind of enjoy the challenge of making it work.
I decided to switch things up a little by using the leaf image from my
Mondo Hydrangea stamp set from Essentials by Ellen
with my The Big, The Bold and Blessings stamp set from Winnie & Walter.
Here's my card:
I started by stamping my sentiment in versafine onyx black and heat embossing it in clear.
Then, I stamped the leaves in versamark and heat embossed them in clear.
I coloured them in using my Zig Markers and a water brush.
Using a technique I learned in Heat Wave, a class I took recently at
Online Card Classes, I spritzed my card with water and then poured
gold embossing powder over it to heat emboss the water droplets.
The hint of sparkle is very cool!
Thanks for looking!
12 comments:
Wow this is one of my favorites! Way to go for using what you have! It is lovely!
Gorgeous! I'll have to try that spritz-and-emboss technique.
The challenge of making due with what you have available is definitely fun and this card is fantastic Leigh!
Beautiful!!!
Oh wow this is just gorgeous!! I love the colorful design here!! I'm afraid you are way ahead of me on this one because I don't own one single stamp set from either of those places, but I may have you beat on the MFT stuff!! LOL!! :)
Gorgeous leaves, Leigh, perfect combined with the Winnie & Walter sentiment!!
PRETTY card Leigh!! Great way to make use of your limited choice!!
Oh my Leigh, this card is just gorgeous!!!
Love the colors and the movement of the leaves!
Omgosh, how stunning! LOVE the watercoloring, and love that touch of sparkle! I would have this framed!!
I really love this design, Leigh!! Your watercolored leaves are perfection.
This is gorgeous in every way. Amazing dimension!
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