Showing posts with label Friend. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Friend. Show all posts

Sunday, April 26, 2015

Handmade Zinnia Alcohol Ink Cards


I am SO excited!
Isn't it great when you create something you admire?
Well, call me arrogant, I don't care.
I very pleased with this pair...
Back to, or rather, still at alcohol inks and dies.
Wa Hoo to the creators of those two things and 
all the varieties to choose from.
I need a library to hold all the toys!!!
The first card is: Memory Box Lucienne Tile and Zinnia Dies
The second card is: Memory Box Piestra Tile and Zinnia Dies 
The second flower used the background die on the flower.
Love the color combinations.
Let's play some more!!!

Alcohol Ink Partial Die Cut Card



I followed Jennifer McGuire's tutorial on Partial die cut borders. 
You can find it here:
I think Jennifer does an excellent job showing and explaining.
She is my "Go To" lady for learning new things!
Thank You, Jennifer!
The background is alcohol inks, again.
This time I pulled the felt across the glossy cardstock
to gain the striped look.
I like it - this card looks springy to me.
Add a few score lines, Spellbinder "Flower Box" die and
Paper Smooches "Dots & Dashes" die.
Some bling, stamp, black ink and coordinating green cardstock.
It was fun to try a little twist on my favorites:
Dies and Alcohol Ink!!!
Yeay for today!

Thursday, April 23, 2015

Pursue Happiness


Pursue Happiness!
The Greatest Happiness is found in living to please the Almighty God!
You'd have to experience it to understand - I encourage you pursue God!

Another fun and easy card . . . of course, alcohol inks to the rescue!
Enjoy your day!


Tuesday, April 21, 2015

True Friend


This one was fun, too . . . but what isn't?

I masked off the area on the top third of the card and
clear embossed the leaves.
Then I sponged several different colors until I got the intensity that I liked.
Finally, I stamped a few leaves in the same color as the sentiment,
removed the mask, did some scoring, a simple stamp, 
added just a few layers, and there you have it.
I like it!
I should make some more!
I think I will!