Friday, September 23, 2011
Make It Monday - Frosted Images
This week's Make It Monday Challenge at Papertrey Ink is Frosted Images. It is a pretty cool technique that I had a lot of fun playing with. I used the Botanical Silhouettes set for this technique along with a flower I created using the Bloom Builders #3 Die. I stamped the grass image from the set onto white cardstock in Ripe Avocado and then Fresh Snow to acheive the Frosted Images Technique. The grass serves as a background to the flower.
For the flower, I die cut two complete sets. . .one in Ocean Tides and one in Aqua Mist and alternated them when creating the flower. The photo doesn't show it very well, but the flower has a really nice varigated look due to alternating the colors layer by layer. I created the leaves for the flower with a circle punch and then I ran them through my Cuttlebug with the Book Print Impression Plate. I die cut a piece of Kraft cardstock using the Photo Finish Strips Die and stamped the sentiment on it. Finally, I added some pearls and a glitter border to the card.
You can see more creations using this technique here. Thanks for stopping by and have a great day! SUPPLIES USED: Stamps- Botanical Silhouette (PTI); Ink- Ripe Avocado, Fresh Snow (PTI), Onyx Black (Versafine); Paper- Ocean Tides, Aqua Mist, Kraft, Polka Dot Parade (PTI); Accessories- Bloom Builders #3 Die, Book Print Impression Plate, Photo Finish Strips Die (PTI); Finished card measures 4.25"x5.5"
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10 comments:
This is so soft and beautiful, Charmaine...and I LOVE your big flower!
Hi Charmaine! WOWOWOW! This is absolutely wonderful. I love your soft colors and the way you combined everything. I just bought that flower die but haven't used it yet...you've inspired me! Have a great weekend! :-)
Gorgeous. ;-)
lovely card! love that bloom builder flower. so very pretty!
Oh my WOWSER!
Very lovely! Definitely in my inspiration folder!!
Pretty card! Love the colors!
Stunning!
You made a really great card! I love the frame with glitter and you did very good on the technique. O
This is GORGEOUS, Charlie!!
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