Happy weekend everyone! I'm back with another card for last week's Color Throwdown Challenge - if you missed my previous card for it you can find it here:
So after making that one I still couldn't get this color combo out of my head - plus I REALLY wanted to use the jewels I had pulled out and decided against using on the previous card LOL!
To go with the jewels I pulled out one of my favorite sets - Simon Says Stamp's Beautiful Flowers 2:
I white heat embossed the flower stamp onto water-colour paper then used my Prima Classics water-colours and did some messy watercoloring of the images.
I used Simon's Thinking of You wafer dies for the sentiment and added a small sentiment from the Beautiful Flowers 2 stamp set. And of course used a bunch of the Deep Pool and Blueberry jewels from Little Things by Lucy's Cards.
I finished off the inside of the card by stamping the large floral image with Peacock Feathers Distress Oxide ink and then white heat embossed a sentiment from the So Loved stamp set and that was it!
To see how my card came together check out my video below:
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Hello everyone!! I have a combination Valentines/Birthday post for y'all today - using one stamp set from Honey Bee Stamps. Their new Piece of Cake stamp set and dies are fabulous and I couldn't make up my mind which images to use so I used almost all of them and made 2 cards, one birthday-themed and the other more Valentine/love-themed.
If you've missed any of my previous Valentine posts from this years series you can find them all here:
I clear heat embossed the images onto watercolor paper after stamping them with Versafine Onyx Black ink. I then used Prima's Pastel Dreams watercolor set to color them all in, and once dry added highlights and texture with a white gel pen. I used the coordinating Honey Cuts dies to die cut all the images, and most are adhered to the cards with foam tape.
For the backgrounds I die cut white card stock with the Scallop A2 Honey Cuts dies and masked off the outer perimeter of them. I sponged on some light pink dye inks and then used Tonic's Moonstone Glimmer Paste over the smallest dots in the Honey Bee Polka Dots Background Stencil pack.
On the inside of the cards I used a combination of heat embossed, die cut and stamped sentiments. I had more of the stamped and coloured images left over so I added those to the insides to finish them off!
To see how my cards came together check out my video below:
I get asked a lot about where to purchase the supplies I use in my videos and blog posts. I list all the supplies I use at the end of my posts (below) or in the description box directly below my video on YouTube.
Compensated affiliate links used when possible at no extra cost to you. Affiliate linking is what keeps my blog and YouTube channel up and running and enables me to work from home and provide for my children! I appreciate your support more than words can say! I occasionally receive product for free from stores/manufacturer with no obligation on my part to use/review - I only use and share what I personally love. Everything else I purchase myself!
Hello everyone!! I'm back again this morning with my SECOND blog hop (a very busy day today for me lol!) - this time for Day 1 to celebrate Simon Says Stamp's You Are Loved Release!
As part of the hop there's a special offer code - use the code LVE584 which will give you a free Tim Holtz Festive Berries Distress Oxide Ink Pad (while supplies last!) with any purchase. This code will expire Sunday, 1/13 at 11:59 pm EST.
As this is a blog hop I'll have links below to the other designers in the hop, PLUS there will be Day 2 of hopping tomorrow AND there are GIVEAWAYS on both days! More info on that at the end of my post.
I used the new Always & Forever stamp set and coordinating dies to create my cards - one as an anniversary card and one as more of a Valentine's Day card.
I created the watercolor backgrounds on Bee Watercolor paper using my Prima Pastel Dreams watercolor set. I also used the watercolors to color in the lightbulbs:
I added Yellow Wink of Stella to the bulbs and Crystal Glaze to the heart enters.
For the second card I used the new Flourish Background on Simon's Surf Blue card stock and then featured my favorite sentiment from the Always and Forever set on the watercolor panel.
I finished the insides of the cards with more sentiments from the Always and Forever stamp set and that was it!
To see how these cards came together check out my video below:
I get asked a lot about where to purchase the supplies I use in my videos and blog posts. I list all the supplies I use at the end of my posts (below) or in the description box directly below my video on YouTube.
Compensated affiliate links used when possible at no extra cost to you. Affiliate linking is what keeps my blog and YouTube channel up and running and enables me to work from home and provide for my children! I appreciate your support more than words can say! I occasionally receive product for free from stores/manufacturer with no obligation on my part to use/review - I only use and share what I personally love. Everything else I purchase myself!
Now for the GIVEAWAY info!!
Simon Says Stamp is giving away a $25 coupon to every stop on the hop (thanks Heidi!!) from each blog's comment section (so leaving comments on all the blog posts of the hop increases your chances of winning!). Simon will choose the winners over the weekend and post on the Simon Says Stamp store blog on Wednesday (01/16). All the winners can email Simon Says Stamp to claim his/her prize.
Thanks so much for stopping by and good luck! ❤️❤️❤️
Hello everyone!! Waffle Flower has a FABULOUS new release this month - a bunch of awesome stamps and dies and even enamel dots!!
There's a blog hop today with a bunch of inspiration plus there's a GIVEAWAY (more info on that at the end of the post!!).
I couldn't resist using the new Group Hugs stamp set to make a card for my Valentine's Day series:
Isn't it the cutest image ever? I clear heat embossed it onto Bee watercolor paper after stamping it with Versafine Onyx Black ink. I then used my Prima watercolors to color it all in. Once it was dry I added some dots and highlights with my white gel pen and then die cut it with the coordinating wafer die.
I painted a background with the same watercolor paper and more Prima watercolors, and adhered the Group Hugs image to it along with white heat embossed sentiments from the set.
The enamel dots are NEW from Waffle Flower - and they're so pretty! I used the Up and Running pack as the colors were PERFECT for this card.
I finished off the inside of the card by stamping the Group Hug image with Fog ink then stamped the little outline heart from the set with Worn Lipstick Distress Oxide ink and that was it!
To see how this card came together check out my video below:
I get asked a lot about where to purchase the supplies I use in my videos and blog posts. I list all the supplies I use at the end of my posts (below) or in the description box directly below my video on YouTube.
Compensated affiliate links used when possible at no extra cost to you. Affiliate linking is what keeps my blog and YouTube channel up and running and enables me to work from home and provide for my children! I appreciate your support more than words can say! I occasionally receive product for free from stores/manufacturer with no obligation on my part to use/review - I only use and share what I personally love. Everything else I purchase myself!
Now for the GIVEAWAY info!!!
To celebrate the blog hop, Waffle Flower is giving away $25 gift certificates to THREE lucky winners. You can leave comment on my blog and along the hop by 11:59pm ET on 1/7/19 for your chances to win. Winners will be chosen at random from the comments left on any of the posts on this blog hop and will be announced on the Waffle Flower blog on 1/9/19.
Also - as a special gift with order you can get this Simon exclusive stamp set Nutty & Bright free with ANY purchase with the code DCMBR27 This code is good while supplies last or until 12/9 at 11:59pm ET.
There was a blog hop already (Day 1) and today is Day 2 of blog hops with a ton more inspiration!
If you didn't get here from Yoonson's blog you can start at the top of the hop HERE and then I'll have links to all the stops below. There's also giveaway info at the end of this post!
I really wanted to use the new Decorative Hamsa wafer die and ended up making 2 cards featuring it. I created two really easy shimmery backgrounds using Nuvo Shimmer Powders over watercolor paper. Once those were dry I adhered the Decorative Hamsa die cuts.
I ran some gold and silver glitter paper from SSS through my little Xyron 3" machine to put permanent adhesive on the back of them, then die cut them with the Decorative Hamsa wafer die. I adhered the die cuts to the backgrounds, and then added a shimmery metallic border with one of my FineTec metallic watercolor palettes by painting it along the edge with a paintbrush.
The sentiments are from Simon's Tiny Words stamp set and were die cut with one of the new Nested Banners wafer dies.
I used another sentiment from the Tiny Words set and the same die to add sentiments to the insides of the cards and that was it!
To see how these cards came together check out my video below:
I get asked a lot about where to purchase the supplies I use in my videos and blog posts. I list all the supplies I use at the end of my posts (below) or in the description box directly below my video on YouTube.
Compensated affiliate links used when possible at no extra cost to you. Affiliate linking is what keeps my blog and YouTube channel up and running and enables me to work from home and provide for my children! I appreciate your support more than words can say! I occasionally receive product for free from stores/manufacturer with no obligation on my part to use/review - I only use and share what I personally love. Everything else I purchase myself!
Now for the GIVEAWAY info!!
Simon Says Stamp is giving away a $25 coupon to every stop on the hop (thanks Heidi!!) from each blog's comment section (so leaving comments on all the blog posts of the hop increases your chances of winning!). Simon will choose the winners over the weekend and post on the Simon Says Stamp store blog on Wednesday (12/12). All the winners can email Simon Says Stamp to claim his/her prize.
Thanks so much for stopping by and good luck! ❤️❤️❤️
Hello everyone! It's the 5th of the month - which means a new release from Waffle Flower!
This is a smaller release (it always looks like more as you can get the stamps and coordinating dies separately or in a bundle) with the CUTEST little mini sets and a couple of amazing larger sets:
And to celebrate the release and provide inspiration there's a hop AND a giveaway too!!
If you didn't get here from the Waffle Flower blog I'll have links to all the stops on this hop further down in my post!
I was so excited to see this new Thinking of You stamp set. I have the Always set with the same girl image (in that one she's holding a bird) that I made a card with HERE. This time she's holding a cat and the stamp is much bigger.
I ended up making three cards because I couldn't settle on one - plus they all started with a simple card design and then I step it up a bit for each card following:
I heat embossed the image onto white card stock using Ranger's Liquid Platinum embossing powder. For the first card that was it. The detail and size of the image lends itself nicely to just stamping or heat embossing the image, adding a sentiment and you're done!
For the second card I did the same thing, but offset the image on the white card stock. I then stamped the new Halftone Background onto the card base with Simon Says Stamp Stone ink. I added the sentiment and some glitter paper that I tinted with the same Stone ink. It's still a simple card - but more detail and more involved than the first clean and simple card.
For my third card I used the same embossing powder but this time I heat embossed it onto watercolor card stock. I then did some simple watercoloring with a couple of my Prima palettes. Once dry I die cut the image with a large stitched rectangle die. I don't have any card stock that matched the Stone ink color - so I blended that onto my white card base.
On all three cards I finished the insides by stamping the main image with the Stone ink and that was it!
To see how this card came together check out my video below:
I get asked a lot about where to purchase the supplies I use in my videos and blog posts. I list all the supplies I use at the end of my posts (below) or in the description box directly below my video on YouTube.
Compensated affiliate links used when possible at no extra cost to you. Affiliate linking is what keeps my blog and YouTube channel up and running and enables me to work from home and provide for my children! I appreciate your support more than words can say! I occasionally receive product for free from stores/manufacturer with no obligation on my part to use/review - I only use and share what I personally love. Everything else I purchase myself!
Now for the GIVEAWAY info!!!
To celebrate the blog hop, Waffle Flower is giving away $25 gift certificates to THREE lucky winners. You can leave comment on my blog and along the hop by 11:59pm ET on 12/10/18 for your chances to win. Winners will be chosen at random from the comments left on any of the posts on this blog hop and will be announced on the Waffle Flower blog on 12/12/2018.
Hello everyone! I hope y'all have had a good weekend!
I pulled out PinkFresh Studio's Cityscape Wafer Die and Home For the Holidays stamp set to make a couple of galaxy background shaker cards. These came together SO quick and easy - I like not having to think too much sometimes when I'm making a card - and major bonus if it involves things like shaker elements etc!
I used PinkFresh's Liquid Watercolors to paint the backgrounds as well as to paint the stamped scenes on both cards. I then used white gouache and splattered it liberally on both the background (for the "galaxy look") and onto the card front for "snow".
On the inside of both cards I stamped another sentiment from the Home For the Holidays stamp set and then stamped the buildings and the snowflakes with Tumbled Glass Distress Oxide ink and that finished them off!
To see how these cards came together check out my video below:
I get asked a lot about where to purchase the supplies I use in my videos and blog posts. I list all the supplies I use at the end of my posts (below) or in the description box directly below my video on YouTube.
Compensated affiliate links used when possible at no extra cost to you. Affiliate linking is what keeps my blog and YouTube channel up and running and enables me to work from home and provide for my children! I appreciate your support more than words can say! I occasionally receive product for free from stores/manufacturer with no obligation on my part to use/review - I only use and share what I personally love. Everything else I purchase myself!
I pulled out several of the Suzy's Snowmen paintable prints from SSS, and before I got to painting them I masked off a lot of the details with Nuvo's Masking Fluid.
Masking off some of the smaller details - the falling snow, ornaments, fine lines etc etc made it a LOT easier to watercolor the backgrounds and all the other areas around those details.
I kept the watercoloring simple as well - using one palette (Prima Tropicals), my Nuvo brushes, and then adding "snow" AKA white splatter at the end.
After everything was done and dry I die cut all the panels with either the largest Simon Wonky Rectangles wafer dies or larges Stitched Rectangles dies and then mounted them with foam tape onto top folding A2 card bases and that was it!
I'm excited to be a Guest Designer this month for Tonic as they celebrate Nuvember!! I'll have a few posts throughout the month along with a bunch of other fabulous designers showcasing a bunch of Tonic's Nuvo line. If you don't follow Tonic on Instagram you can check out their feed HERE <-------click!
To see how my cards came together check out my video below:
I get asked a lot about where to purchase the supplies I use in my videos and blog posts. I list all the supplies I use at the end of my posts (below) or in the description box directly below my video on YouTube.
Compensated affiliate links used when possible at no extra cost to you. Affiliate linking is what keeps my blog and YouTube channel up and running and enables me to work from home and provide for my children! I appreciate your support more than words can say! I occasionally receive product for free from stores/manufacturer with no obligation on my part to use/review - I only use and share what I personally love. Everything else I purchase myself!
I REALLY like this fall color combo - they aren't colors I'd normally think of on my own to put together and yet I LOVE them together LOL!
I pulled out one of my all-time favourite floral stamp sets - Simon Says Stamp's Beautiful Flowers - and white heat embossed it onto some Strathmore watercolor paper. I then coloured it in with some Prima Watercolors and my Tonic Nuvo paint brushes.
The thankful die cut and stamped sentiment are from CZ Design, and I added some gold confetti to finish off the outside of the card.
On the inside of the card I stamped the large floral cluster with SSS Sunshine ink and stamped the sentiment from the CZ Design 30 Days of Thankful set with SSS Dark Chocolate ink and that was it!
I'm excited to be a Guest Designer this month for Tonic as they celebrate Nuvember!! I'll have a few posts throughout the month along with a bunch of other fabulous designers showcasing a bunch of Tonic's Nuvo line. If you don't follow Tonic on Instagram you can check out their feed HERE <-------click!
To see my video of how this card came together you can watch below:
I get asked a lot about where to purchase the supplies I use in my videos and blog posts. I list all the supplies I use at the end of my posts (below) or in the description box directly below my video on YouTube.
Compensated affiliate links used when possible at no extra cost to you. Affiliate linking is what keeps my blog and YouTube channel up and running and enables me to work from home and provide for my children! I appreciate your support more than words can say! I occasionally receive product for free from stores/manufacturer with no obligation on my part to use/review - I only use and share what I personally love. Everything else I purchase myself!
Hello everyone!! I have a LONG blog post with several cards today - it's new release time for Waffle Flower, plus I wanted to create more Christmas cards!! This post is part of a blog hop so if you didn't get here from the Waffle Flower blog you can start HERE and then I'll have links to all the other stops below!
There's also a GIVEAWAY with this post!! Info on that is at the end of this post!
So here are the newest stamps and dies from the Waffle Flower November release:
SO. MUCH. FUN!!
I made 2 different cards using the new Holiday Thanks stamp set:
My first card I stamped the image onto Distress watercolor card stock with Versafine Onyx Black ink and clear heat embossed it. I then watercolored it in with Prima Classics watercolors, and once dry I die cut it with the coordinating wafer dies.
I blended Festive Berries and Candied Apple Distress Oxide Ink onto the card base, and once it was dry I white heat embossed a sentiment from the set onto the card base.
I adhered the scene to the card with Simon's Craft Tacky glue, and then added all the extra little images to finish off my scene.
For the second card I used a red card stock for my card base and heat embossed the image and sentiment with gold embossing powder. Honestly it could have been left at that but I wanted to add some more depth so I sponged on Candied Apple, Aged Mahogany and Black Soot Distress Oxide inks onto the card base as well.
I then added some Wink of Stella to different areas of the images to give them a TON of sparkle.
For both cards I stamped the insides with the same image to finish them off.
Once I got creating I couldn't stop LOL! These stamps and dies are from last month's release - links to all the products are down below!
I used the Pull Tab Tree wafer die to create my Christmas tree - and it literally pops up when you pull on the tab!! I then added all these cute kids from the Yippee stamp set and the Santa hats are from the Holiday Thanks set that I used above!
On the inside of the card I stamped images from the Christmas Tree stamp set using the same Oxide inks that I sponged on the front of the card.
For the second card I used the Pull Tab Tree dies again along with the Pull Tab Pop Up wafer dies - this came together SO quick and easy. I die cut all the "boughs" from green glitter card stock, and then attached them all to the tree "base".
I kept this card really clean and simple - but adding some gems/crystals as "ornaments" could really jazz it up if you wanted to!
Last but not least is a "bonus" card - which inspired my Christmas card above. I saw this card idea on Channin's blog a few weeks ago and thought it was brilliant and wanted to recreate it!!
Using the Pull Tab dies to create a party hat is brilliant (and in her post she made it into candy corn as well LOL!). I had ONE of these fun little glitter pom poms in my stash from one of my kids. It was the final push I needed to make this card as I didn't have anything before to add the "topper" to the birthday hat lol!
I finished off the inside of the card with a sentiment from the Holiday Thanks set and then stamped the confetti and stars with a rainbow of Distress Inks and that was it!
To see how these cards came together check out my video below:
I get asked a lot about where to purchase the supplies I use in my videos and blog posts. I list all the supplies I use at the end of my posts (below) or in the description box directly below my video on YouTube.
Compensated affiliate links used when possible at no extra cost to you. Affiliate linking is what keeps my blog and YouTube channel up and running and enables me to work from home and provide for my children! I appreciate your support more than words can say! I occasionally receive product for free from stores/manufacturer with no obligation on my part to use/review - I only use and share what I personally love. Everything else I purchase myself!
Now for the GIVEAWAY info!!!
To celebrate the blog hop, Waffle Flower is giving away $25 gift certificates to THREE lucky winners. You can leave comment on my blog and along the hop by 11:59pm ET on 11/12/18 for your chances to win. Winners will be chosen at random from the comments left on any of the posts on this blog hop and will be announced on the Waffle Flower blog on 11/14/2018.
Also if you didn't get here from Nichol's blog you can start at the beginning of the hop HERE and I'll have links to all the stops below as well!
So I received the Dino Time stamps and dies among a few other goodies and I combined them all into these 2 cards. I've always had a soft spot for anything dinosaur-themed - I don't know what it is but I LOVE making Dino-themed crafts lol!
Aren't they adorable?!?
I stamped the Dino's with Versafine Onyx Black ink onto Distress watercolor paper and clear heat embossed them. I then did some quick and easy colouring with my Arteza Real Brush pens and a waterbrush and then after they were dry I die cut them with the coordinating wafer dies.
The die cut "rocks" and the stencilled rocks were inked up with Simon Says Stamp's dye inks, and the palm trees were also stamped with SSS inks before die cutting them.
The long sentiments are a part of the Dino Time stamp set and the speech bubbles and sentiments are from the new Whatcha Saying Now? stamp set and coordinating die set - which I used on the insides of the card as well:
I added those sentiments along with the remaining Dino's and that was it!
To see how my cards came together check out my video below:
I get asked a lot about where to purchase the supplies I use in my videos and blog posts. I list all the supplies I use at the end of my posts (below) or in the description box directly below my video on YouTube.
Compensated affiliate links used when possible at no extra cost to you. Affiliate linking is what keeps my blog and YouTube channel up and running and enables me to work from home and provide for my children! I appreciate your support more than words can say! I occasionally receive product for free from stores/manufacturer with no obligation on my part to use/review - I only use and share what I personally love. Everything else I purchase myself!
There's also a GIVEAWAY with this hop!! Comments left on the blogs will be entered in to win a £50 voucher to the Heffy Doodle Shop (so leaving comments on all the blog posts increases your chance of winning!). Contest closes 10/31 and the winner will be announced on the Heffy Doodle Blog.
Thanks so much for stopping by and good luck! ❤️❤️❤️
I hope y'all had a great weekend! I know we're getting close to Halloween but as usual I'm still going to keep posting most likely right up until the day of. Everything has been bonkers and totally derailed all my Halloween card posts and I still have a ton of supplies and ideas to use!
Also IF you've missed any of my Halloween series this year here are the links to all the posts so far:
I did a combined Halloween/fall post for today - 2 cards using stamps and dies not meant for either season but easily adaptable for both:
I pulled out Honey Bee Stamps Shine On stamp set and decided to make the bottles using colors for each "theme" - so Halloween colors for a Halloween card and a more muted Fall palette to make a Fall-themed card.
I used Distress Inks to color in all the bottles - and for the "polish" parts I used my Tonic Aqua Shimmer pen instead of a water brush to do the watercoloring. It's hard to really see the sparkle in photos - but in real life they are SUPER sparkly when the light hits them!
I sponged the same colors on the bows and added Copic markers to intensify them before adhering them to the bottles. The sentiments were a combination of die cuts and heat embossed sentiments (from the HB Hey, Pumpkin! stamp set) that went with each theme.
For the insides of both cards I added another themed polish bottle and then stamped a sentiment from the Shine On stamp set and that was it!
To see how these cards came together check out my video below:
I get asked a lot about where to purchase the supplies I use in my videos and blog posts. I list all the supplies I use at the end of my posts (below) or in the description box directly below my video on YouTube.
Compensated affiliate links used when possible at no extra cost to you. Affiliate linking is what keeps my blog and YouTube channel up and running and enables me to work from home and provide for my children! I appreciate your support more than words can say! I occasionally receive product for free from stores/manufacturer with no obligation on my part to use/review - I only use and share what I personally love. Everything else I purchase myself!
Also there's a category on Simon Says Stamp for ALL the STAMPtember® exclusives HERE <-----click! Like previous STAMPtember® collaboration sets - these are exclusive to Simon Says Stamp and while supplies last. Once they're sold out and/or STAMPtember® is over they're gone!
I heat embossed the image onto watercolor paper using Simon's Antique Gold embossing powder, and then watercolored it with AlteNew's watercolors.
I used Studio Katia's Dotted Patterns Set 1 wafer dies to cut out the main image, and stamped one of the sentiments from the Fresh Bunch set with VersaFine Onyx Black ink.
The background was created with Oxide inks and Studio Katia's Brush Stroke Waves stencil - I thought it created a woodgrain sort of pattern!
On the inside of the card I stamped the floral image again - this time with Tumbled Glass Distress ink, then stamped another sentiment from the set with black ink and that was it!
You can check out the video I did for the Simon Says Stamp YouTube channel here:
I get asked a lot about where to purchase the supplies I use in my videos and blog posts. I list all the supplies I use at the end of my posts (below) or in the description box directly below my video on YouTube.
Compensated affiliate links used when possible at no extra cost to you. Affiliate linking is what keeps my blog and YouTube channel up and running and enables me to work from home and provide for my children! I appreciate your support more than words can say! I occasionally receive product for free from stores/manufacturer with no obligation on my part to use/review - I only use and share what I personally love. Everything else I purchase myself!
Hello everyone!! Before I get to the info and card using the STAMPtember® Honey Bee set just a heads up about the Tim Holtz STAMPtember® set:
I'm running behind - and this set hasn't shown up (Canada Post was doing SO good for a while there and then lately everything's slowed to a crawl it seems!!) - but I wanted to let y'all know about it!!
Also there's a category on Simon Says Stamp for ALL the STAMPtember® exclusives HERE <-----click! Like previous STAMPtember® collaboration sets - these are exclusive to Simon Says Stamp and while supplies last. Once they're sold out and/or STAMPtember® is over they're gone!
Here's the card I made using this Limited Edition set!
I stamped the balloon images from the Tie One On set onto Distress Watercolor paper with Antique Linen Distress Ink. I then watercolored them with my Mission Gold watercolors. I didn't do any masking when I stamped the images and painted everything in layers so that they overlapped and looked like more transparent balloons.
Like I mention in the video: I wasn't happy with this card at first, after the watercoloring was done anyway. But I added some splatter with Picket Fence Distress Paint (when in doubt add splatter! lol), and after adding the sentiments I also adhered a bunch of jewels for some bling and that made me a LOT happier about this card!
I finished off the inside of the card with sentiments from the Tie One On set and that was it!
To see how this card came together check out my video below:
I get asked a lot about where to purchase the supplies I use in my videos and blog posts. I list all the supplies I use at the end of my posts (below) or in the description box directly below my video on YouTube.
Compensated affiliate links used when possible at no extra cost to you. Affiliate linking is what keeps my blog and YouTube channel up and running and enables me to work from home and provide for my children! I appreciate your support more than words can say! I occasionally receive product for free from stores/manufacturer with no obligation on my part to use/review - I only use and share what I personally love. Everything else I purchase myself!
I stamped it onto Distress watercolor paper with VersaFine Onyx Black Ink and watercolored it with Distress inks and a water brush. I then added some more color with Copics (RV02, R22, YR23, RV29, YG17) - which normally I WOULDN'T do when an image is stamped with VersaFine (because VF smears with Copics). However I was rather careful plus not doing any real blending with the Copics so I didn't have any smearing issues - I just don't recommend using VersaFine Onyx Black ink if you're planning on colouring with alcohol-based markers.
I finished off the inside of the card by stamping the image with Spun Sugar Distress Ink then stamping one of the sentiments from the set and that was it!
To see how this card came together check out my video below:
I get asked a lot about where to purchase the supplies I use in my videos and blog posts. I list all the supplies I use at the end of my posts (below) or in the description box directly below my video on YouTube.
Compensated affiliate links used when possible at no extra cost to you. Affiliate linking is what keeps my blog and YouTube channel up and running and enables me to work from home and provide for my children! I appreciate your support more than words can say! I occasionally receive product for free from stores/manufacturer with no obligation on my part to use/review - I only use and share what I personally love. Everything else I purchase myself!
