Okay, I couldn't stop playing with my new Hero Arts Stamp and the Split Negative Technique from the
JUGS 20 Challenge.(My first card is posted
here.)
Here is the second card I made for the challenge using pink and brown (another FAV color combo of mine). This time I used Adirondack Paint Dabbers in pink sherbert - how yummy is that???!!! I used Brownie embossing powder from Zing for the brown side. (It's all about food!)
The stamps are both PTI - Damask Designs and Signature Greetings. The lace is something I just bought by the yard at Hobby Lobby. Isn't it FAB!
Here's my third card:
It's hard to tell but the violet paper from Archiver's Paper Studio is irridescent! I used the pink paint again but embossed it with clear while it was still wet. It turned out great! I paired it with silver embossing powder, silver ink, a silver sheer bow, and clear PTI gemstones to keep the bling motif going. I had so much fun playing around with a new technique (for me) and new products that I couldn't stop myself! Let me know if you like these cards!
Okay, I couldn't stop playing with my new Hero Arts Stamp and the Split Negative Technique from the JUGS 20 Challenge.
7 comments:
omg- I absolutely LOVE the cards!! The rhinestones are so perfect, LOVE them. I used my new light tent tonight and left you a little note at the end of my post: http://itsjust2badthatgirlsabum.blogspot.com/2010/02/fight.html
Thanks for all your help Sue, you rock!!
Sue, this is gorgeous! I like the silver embossing on the violet paper as well! Thanks again for playing along with Just Us Girls :)
oh, my, sue these are awesome-love the first cards colors, but both rock! that embossing and the bling are just perfect!
You really do love that new chandelier stamps, don't you? I love it too! You've done a fabulous job once again! Thanks for playing along!
Sue! That silver embossing on the chandolier is amazing! Lovin it girl!
Woah! This is crazy cool! Love it!
This card is stunning. I love it! I love the embellishments. Your card pops and looks like it's dripping with Stavorski (sp?) crystals.
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