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Being Together - MMC #3
by christinec68Jun 14, 2014
This is for the recipe challenge where I had to:
use one photo
cardstock only
glitter
misting/painting
inking or heat embossing
stamping
flowers
I just used white cardstock. The blue is paper was painted with watercolors and inked with Stampin Up Island Indigo Ink as was the photo mat. The pink title piece is colored with mist. The large flowers were cut with a silhouette, painted with watercolors and there's a glob of frosted lace stickles in the center. The little flowers are Amy Tan Aspire stamps which were painted and placed with foam tape.
use one photo
cardstock only
glitter
misting/painting
inking or heat embossing
stamping
flowers
I just used white cardstock. The blue is paper was painted with watercolors and inked with Stampin Up Island Indigo Ink as was the photo mat. The pink title piece is colored with mist. The large flowers were cut with a silhouette, painted with watercolors and there's a glob of frosted lace stickles in the center. The little flowers are Amy Tan Aspire stamps which were painted and placed with foam tape.





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