Welcome to Day 2 of my GIU (Growing In Unity) week.
Again I am featuring this KOM:
Today I will be using the Dandelion Image for my cards. - There is another floral image in the kit to the left of it. I did not use that image.
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Card #1:
For this card I used the following colors of card stock: Only Orange*-retired, Daffodil Delight, Basic Black (SU) and Watercolor Paper. Scallop/Rectangle Dies (Unity), Small corner punch (EK Success).
I started out by creating a mask out of printer paper that I had cut with a die and then lightly taped it down on the watercolor paper. I spritzed the paper lightly with water and then brushed water color paints in various shades over the masked area. I used a brush dipped in water and the paints. Once that was done I let it dry and then tapped the splatter on with the Bronze Mica spray I used in yesterdays bear card. I heat set everything and removed the mask. Then stamped the dandelion image with Versa Fine Nocturne ink in the corner. I added punched photo corners and some enamel dots to complete the card. The sentiment was mounted with foam tape.
I went a very different direction with the same stamp. - This time making strictly Black/White color scheme.
Card Base: Basic Black, Then a layer of Basic white that was embossed with Basket Weave Die (Concord and 9th).
Then I punched a strip of the black card stock with a border punch, (Daisy Scallop) from EK Success and added a strip of white grosgrain ribbon (SU) * retired. I glued that piece down over the embossed piece. The dandelion image was cut out with a circle die from Unity and stamped with Hero Arts Unicorn Pigment ink. The sentiment was stamped with Basic Black in. Both the sentiment and focal image were mounted with foam tape and I added a tiny black heart to finish off the card. This was a CAS (Clean and Simple) card
that looks like it took more time to make then it really did.
That's today's cards. - Don't forget to leave a comment for your chance to win a, $20 store credit from Unity Stamps. If commenting anonymously please leave your name in the comment if you want a chance to win.
Come back tomorrow to see which image from the KOM I'll be using for my next set of cards.




Look at you -- pulling out all the techniques! Congrats on your GIU gig! Again, two lovely cards
ReplyDeleteWow! I love how you've used the same stamp to get two totally different looks! Both cards are gorgeous!
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