I wanted to show you this card more because of the technique. I think it's a great technique using your nestabilities and embossing folders. The whole card is made just from one layer of cardstock. As you can see the only embossed parts are around the mermaid, leaving the middle for stamping. I used Elaine Cox's little jasmine mermaid from sheet 6 plate 48.
I inked the embossed text with blue ink to make it stand out more. The mermaid is stamped with the same ink and coloured with promarkers. I originally stamped her with versamerk and then added chalk, but it didn't look right, so I stamped again with blue ink. That's why it looks like her lipstick is smeared out if you look closely ;)
Yes, (gasp) I make mistakes too that I try to cover up, lol.
I hope this card at least gave you some inspiration and a new way of thinking about your sweetpea stamps. So what are you still doing in front of your computer - off you go and STAMP!
/Katarina
I love this idea and thanks a bunch for sharing! Never would have noticed the lips if you would not have pointed it out! Soft and inviting!
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Kym
WOW! This is an awesome technique! Thank you so much for sharing it. LOVE the blue!!!!
ReplyDeleteKatarina, this is beautiful. I love the softness of it. Great job
ReplyDeletesweet card, love the softness
ReplyDeleteKatrina, thanks so much for showing us this cool technique! :-)Traci
ReplyDeleteLove the embossing! Thanks for sharing the great idea with all of us.
ReplyDeleteKatarina this is so soft and elegant! Just a stunning creation!
ReplyDeleteoh I love it. I'll definitely will have to give this technique a try. :-)
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Great technique Katarina, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteConnie
Beautiful! I liove the embossing.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Christine
Love the embossing technique this looks great!!
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Angela