Putting together a card is always so much easier once you have a game plan so after I got all my supplies together I got down to it. I stamped the QKD butterfly on to white cs with brown pigment ink from Craft smart, added Zing Clear embossing powder and some heat and out came a glossy outlined image :-) I have to say that doing that first really helped control the bleeding of my copics as I usually leave off the embossing powder & just use dye ink which tends to run when I color the image with any medium be it copics, watercolor pencils or regular colored pencils (the problem usually arises after I add some sort of wet medium). Since my aunt's birthday is this week I decided to make this into a bday card for her and I used a stamping technique I had seen elsewhere -- where the stamped image is not fully on the paper. After I finished that I turned my plain wood cs card into a frame by using a copic marker to make corners & more wood grain marks and then distressed it all. I'm really pleased with how this card turned out; it's definitely one of my favorites ;-)
Butterfly Birthday
Ingredients:
- cs & pp - DCWV
- butterfly stamp - Queen Kat Designs (QKD)
- saying stamp - Stampabilities
- brown pigment ink - Craft Smart
- embossing powder - Zing Clear
- color - Copics
- wire - Hobby Lobby/Michaels? not sure
- heat gun
Your frame is SO creative! Gorgeous card and fantastic job on the sketch.
ReplyDeletehow creative and beautiful, i just love butterflies!!! I would love for you to stop by and play my Father's Day Challenge!!
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