I have mentioned before how much I have loved finding VERVE stamps so I wanted to use them again.
Most often an image like butterflies are the main focus of a card but here I wanted to create a background of them. These butterflies come in two sizes so I stamped both sizes on my white paper using white ink and white embossing powder. The white embossed images will now act as a resist to the colors that I want to add.
First of all I rubbed over the stamped butterflies with a yellow stamp pad. I rubbed and rubbed the color into all of the paper and in and around all of the details of the butterflies. I then sprayed my piece with an orange Memories Mist spray. You can see the dots in the spray which means the background isn't really a solid color which I like. The greeting is also VERVE and I stamped it on my white paper with red ink and embossed it with clear embossing powder to make the letters more intense. I gave this a quick spray of a yellow Memories Mists so that this piece tied into the rest of my card.
Thanks for visiting, Linda (lbpost)
SIMPLY FABULOUS card
Materials:
Cardstock
Stamps – Butterflies and Greeting/Verve stamps
White stamp pad – Joann and White embossing powder
Apron Lace border punch – Fiskars
Circle and scallop circle punches – Papershapers/EK success
Mustard stamp pad – Marvy
Memories Mist spray – Stewart Superior
Rhinestones – Me & My Big Ideas
Materials:
Cardstock
Stamps – Butterflies and Greeting/Verve stamps
White stamp pad – Joann and White embossing powder
Apron Lace border punch – Fiskars
Circle and scallop circle punches – Papershapers/EK success
Mustard stamp pad – Marvy
Memories Mist spray – Stewart Superior
Rhinestones – Me & My Big Ideas
yummy colors!
ReplyDeleteLove that butterfly stamp...and the resist effect on the card!
ReplyDeleteAnother great way to use stamps!! =)
ReplyDeleteThose colors are stunning Linda! Love it!
ReplyDeleteOh, it turned out so pretty...
ReplyDeleteI am new to ink stamping and am enjoying looking around the web to hear about people's techniques. I was wondering what you mean when you stay you rubbed over the stamped butterflies with a yellow stamp pad. Are there special stamp pads meant for rubbing over images? I can't quite picture how you'd do it with a a traditional stamp pad.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your lovely work!
Such a pretty background Linda! It is a definite happy Spring card!
ReplyDeleteSo bright and cheery, Linda -- just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful! You really work magic with that Memories Mist Spray!
ReplyDelete(-: Heidi
So beautiful and detailed! I'd love to see your stamp storage!
ReplyDeletebeautiful card, love the color!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning, Linda!! LOVE this! :)
ReplyDeleteThe orange and red together are just yummy!
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful Linda! I love your techniques. The colors are stunning!
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