
- I glued the brown panel onto the card base then started to create the 'smooshing technique on the top white panels
- I used the same 3 distress inks, rubbed the inks onto my craft mat and spritz them with water
- Using a piece of acetate I picked up the 'victorian velvet' ink then applied it to the card base. Dried the acetate and craft mat and dried the inked card with my heat tool. I repeated the same steps again with the broken china and then the fossilized amber
- A piece of washi tape was added to the centre of the card then the panel was ready to adhere to the base card
- I applied the same technique to the first card, the only difference is I matted and layered different coloured card stock onto the back of the top panel
INGREDIENTS:
- White card base ~ Papermill Direct
- Brown card stock ~ Creative Expressions
- Pink card stock ~ my stash
- Washi tape ~ my stash
- Distress Oxide Inks in 'broken china and fossilized amber'
- Distress Ink in 'victorian velvet'
- Water spritzer bottle
- Acetate ~ Crafter's Companion
- Paper towels
- Craft box basics
Thanks, June for letting me know about your new web-site. Was missing your cards !!!
ReplyDeleteI love this method of backgrounds as I enjoy getting messy. !!!
You're welcome Sue. It's a little difficult for me because I'm the opposite, don't like getting messy lol!
DeleteLooks fab June, would ge good in junk journals too. Xxx
ReplyDeleteThanks Wendy, I was thinking the same! x
DeleteLovely card. Sorry I didn't comment easier. Don't know where yesterday went.
ReplyDeleteI know that feeling LOL
ReplyDeleteHello June! So glad I found you again. Have been wondering what happened to you and decided to follow the link back from the lovely comments you left for me. Sorry to hear you had so much trouble with the old blog .. must be very frustrating and upsetting .. but I'm so glad you started up this new one .. have missed seeing your lovely cards. hugs xx
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