The school year is coming to an end.
Next week the students I work with will be
graduating 8th grade and moving on to high school!
I created this card for the student I interpret for.
The background is created using glossy accents and a stencil.
After the glossy accents was dry I used finger daubers to sponge on 6 different WP9 Dye Ink colors.
Because these inks are waterproof, I needed something a bit more than a baby wipe to clean the color from the glossy accents like I was able to with the distress inks on this project. I used a little bit of Staz-On cleaner on my baby wipe and it came right off.
Thanks for stopping by.
Have you tried stenciling with glossy accents yet?
Cardstock: Recollections 110lb. White
Stamps: SSS All Occasion Sentiments
Ink: WP9 PURECOLOR Dye Ink Wild Mango, Sweet Nectar, Miami Spice, Flamingo, Sweet Gelato, Cranberry Crush, Versafine Onyx
Dies: WP9 Modern Numerals, PTI DE Banner
Other: TH Stripes Stencil, Glossy Accents
I love all the cool techniques you've been doing Kara. Great card!
ReplyDeleteThat's such a colourful effect. I bought my first stencil last week and I'm looking for some ideas. Thanks for the inspiration. (Thanks also for my blog. I appreciate your comments)
ReplyDeleteKara, your creativity lately is killing me! I need more time to make cards, so I can try all these cool new techniques out!
ReplyDeleteLove the stripes! TFS another great example of this technique!
ReplyDeleteWhat a unique graduation card. Love the stripes.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool technique!
ReplyDeleteOh, wow, this is so cool!
ReplyDeleteVery cool technique Kara - love the color palette (which fits the current Fusion challenge perfectly).
ReplyDeleteVery cool!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun technique and such a fabulous card!! Love it!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great technique. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteAnother amazing card, with you thinking outside the box! Love this one too!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful and your student will love it, Kara! I love the peekaboo with the summery colours. Thanks so much for playing along with the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge: Stencil It!
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