Hello my dear crafty friends and welcome to my last June Sparkle N' Sprinkle reveal post. Irit is here and
this time I used the same Cosmos Blooms set again, but in a totally different way.
Product list:
Stencils
Art Anthology
Zig Water colors
Zig Water colors
I stamped the flowers over vellum and color them with Zig water color markers.
I made two layers of textured backgrounds using Tonic Studios Glitter pastes and make a chipboard like die cut Tonic sentiment.
You can see the whole process in my step by step tutorial HERE in my own blog!
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Step by step tutorial:
1. Die cut the oval frame and put the oval part as a mask over the rectangle die cut card front as shown. Cover it with stencil and add Tonic Moon stone glitter paste over the stencil.
2. Die cut a smaller oval from vellum paper and stamp the blooms with VersaMark and heat emboss with black detail embossing powder.
3. Color the stamped blooms with Zig watercolor markers and arrange over the card as shown.
4. Make large black cardstock matting and cover the edges with the same stencil and Tonic Black Diamond glitter paste around. The blue die cut piece is just a mask that keeps the white card space clean.
5. Die cut the sentiment several times and glue it one over another to make a chipboard like shape.White color should be on the top.All other colors are not so important as we don't see them.
.Cover the sentiment with VersaMark ink and heat emboss with Daffodil embossing powder
.Add SNS Brushable glue over the yellow sentiment and sprinkle a bit of Black Ice glitter
Glue the sentiment over the card and mist a bit with yellow mist as shown.
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