For my first card (above), I used a card panel that I made a few months ago and a die cut butterfly from my stash. Here are the steps I took to create the card:
1. I cut a piece of 4.25 x 5.5 inch Hammermill Premium Color Copy Paper. This paper is as smooth as Bristol Smooth and less expensive. It come comes in both 80 and 100 lbs. I prefer the 100 weight for ink blending and coloring with alcohol ink markers. Paper is available at Amazon: Hammermill Premium Color Copy Paper
2. I blended these colors of Catherine Pooler Ink, using domed foam blending tools from Scrapbook.com : Scrapbook.com: https://shrsl.com/2pnd: Serenade, Sea Glass and Bay Breeze. I love the deep rich jewel tones of this color blend combo. Catherine Pooler Inks:https://shop.catherinepooler.com/?aff=111
3. I dipped my paint brush in some Iridescent Shimmering Bliss Spray from Technique Junkies, that I sprayed into a small cup. I added a few drops of water to get a clear, iridescent water color. I used my round tipped paint brush to drop some of this iridescent water color on my panel. The water reacted with the ink, forming round drops in the background.
4. I stamped the Wonder sentiment, taken from the Technique Junkies "Dream, Hope, Wish, Wonder," Set of 4 stamp set (SDX-018) and used Tranquil Ink by Catherine Pooler to color the sentiment panel. This is a very light blue color ink. I used a piece of purple mirror cardstock as my mat. I trimmed both the sentiment and the mat using the Deckle Edge Trimmer. I used foam tape to adhere the sentiment to the foil mat.
5. I die cut the butterfly shadow layer using a piece of lilac colored Tim Holtz foil cardstock. I die cut the butterfly using a contrasting color of purple foil card stock. This gave me a two toned foiled butterfly, which I glued to the bottom right corner of the panel.
6. I trimmed the panel down to 4 x 5.25" and adhered it to the top of a black A2 top folding card base.
For my second card, I again used a panel from my stash that I created a few months ago. This card panel also accentuates the slightly grungy style of Lavender Collage stamp from Technique Junkies.
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