It is the third Monday of the month, so that means it is time for another edition of the Stamp Review Crew! This time we are featuring the fun floral set, Mixed Bunch. Ah, flowers. The snowflakes of summer :)
If you are following along in order, you just came from Holly Krautkremer's blog. Wow, right!
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I was suddenly inspired to create a card by one of my favorite mugs the other day. I got the mug when I visited Pike Place Market while I was in Seattle in September of 2011. I love this mug. And I think this card turned out pretty cool too :)
There was sponging and water spritzing, heat tooling, and water dropping involved along with stamping and heat embossing right over the watercolor effect.
The inside needs some love too :)
One of my favorite inks to use with watercoloring is the Pear Pizzazz ink. It bleeds out into so many shades of green and brown and has this incredible earthy feel to it. The flowers were stamped right over the dried watercoloring in Pear Pizzazz ink.
Then heat set one more time and wiped really well with the Embossing buddy, and wet embossed the "hello".
Ok, now off to Beth Beard's blog. I know she will have something fabulous waiting for you!
Great use of so many techniques.
ReplyDeleteGreat use of so many techniques. It's lovely.
ReplyDeleteGreat mug, Tanya, and your card is a spectacular tribute to it! I love the colors you used. Thanks for another fabulous hop!
ReplyDeleteLove all the different techniques! Looks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteO, I love these colors together. Funny where inspiration comes to us sometimes.
ReplyDeleteWOW! So pretty!
ReplyDeleteWow Tanya that is awesome! I love the colors to! Beautiful and fun!
ReplyDeleteTanya, this is gorgeous! The layers of color and the different techniques you used make it so rich looking!
ReplyDeleteTanya, this is a gorgeous result! I love how you shared the photo of the mug that inspired you.
ReplyDeleteOh now, that is COOL! Love the earthy colors and the texture you gave with the techniques. Way to go, lady!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a creative, fun card! I love when cards are imitating something in life! Your sentiment is so pristine... I thought it was a die-cut.
ReplyDeleteI love the concept of using your mug for inspiration and the way you executed it. Your card is stunning!
ReplyDeleteWow, Tanya! This is stunning! I love the colors...and I LOVE the inspiration mug!
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