So I was looking on splitcoaststampers under their techniques and found this misting method with water based markers that makes the stamping look so cool. So I tried it out with some smelly markers and a sprayer and like the watercolour look I got. Try it out for yourselves and let me know how you like it!!
Ok, so I am finally taking part in a challenge from Kristina Werner's fantabulous blog. I hemmed and hawed and tried several before settling on this card. I used a white textured card with white ribbon, a red designer paper, a cream coloured crinkly oval and then a silver Eiffel tower. I added in the Merci beaucoup mon ami with Distress Ink.
Ok, so I got an early Christmas gift (the box will be wrapped and under the tree but I get to use it now!) and it is .... drum roll ... an embossing heat tool! All this time, I have been using an iron or practically burning the paper on the heating element so this is a big deal to me. So now I have been embossing like crazy.
The Cavallini stamp sets have the best combination of stamps. Sentiments and images. Here I just used the Je t'aime but there are lots of others.
his branch stamp is one of my favourites and I never tire of 
stickles.
Drywall tape, vellum quotes and stamped white flowers on silver cardstock with ribbon detail.
An acetate window, some anaglypta paper, a punched window and dragonflies. Would be nice to add a message on the front, if needed.
Hard to tell, but I made my own shadow stamp with some drawer liner paper stuck onto a block, then did the tree stamp, put some sequins on and added the ribbon.
