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If you are following along in order, you just arrived from Lou Kitzelman's blog. Her work is just beautiful!
To start my projects, I stamped all of the images out on a piece of Whisper White cardstock.
Not the thick version, the standard version. It seems to take the markers better.
Then I went to town with the coloring with my Blendas!
After I colored and cut them all out, then I started deciding what I wanted to with them all.
I created a mask with the Sweet and Sassy heart die, sponged the first layer of Lemon Lime Twist.
Then I lay the medallion mask from Pattern Party pack over the mask and sponged a second layer of Lemon Lime Twist.
Shifted the medallion mask a bit, and sponged a third layer of Lemon Lime Twist.
Did this on the inside too, and added a sentiment from All Things Thanks to finish it off.
This card was made in the same fashion, but I smudged the panel with Cherry ink, so I die cut the heart, and flipped the panel. Adding a little texture with the the Pine Planks embossing folder was a fun touch too.
I was able to create a fluffy feeling to this dog's coat by adding the darker marker in a flicking motion.
Then I decided to play with the brand new White Shimmer Paste. Love it! The shimmer in real life is amazing. The fact that I could get some of it to show in the photograph speaks volumes for the amount of shimmer! I used the Ivory and Color Lifter Blends to color this nearly white puppy.
For the inside of this one, I stamped the balloon a few times and used a Blender pen with Pool Party, Daffodil Delight, and Pumpkin Pie ink for the lids of the inkpads.
Since I had so much fun with the White Shimmer Paste, I decided to play with the Silver Paste!
I didn't quite let the paste dry long enough when I laid the image strip over the top and die cut the circle. But I'm going to go with it!
And now, Adriana Benitez!! I love her clean style!
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Ok, you're always inspiring but I'm loving those hearts you created with the masks. Gorgeous! Gotta go run and play with that idea right now!
ReplyDeleteIh my goodness, Tanya, these are incredible!! Your coloring is fab and the sponged/embossed parts are amazing!! Talk about breathing new life into an old set! Wow and double wow!
ReplyDeleteLove your coloring and the heart framing is perfect!
ReplyDeleteThese are all adorable, Tanya. Tank you for explaining how you did the masking - I was wondering "How the H-E double hockey sticks did she do that?" Oh, and Shimmer Paste is getting added to my next order. Thanks. :D
ReplyDeleteSo many lovely details Tanya. I love the sponged masked shapes - so clever and creative. And the silver bricks!
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