Let's start with mine: Regular readers of my blog will know that I've totally fallen in love with the Stampin' Up blendabilities and today I'm using them with the beautiful Fall Fest stamp set to show you a couple of techniques. Come and see:
The vivid background in my card was simply made by pulling the brush tip of the blendabilities across a panel of card stock, going gradually from dark to light from the 'horizon'. I attached the panel to the card base and scored a frame round it using my Simply Scored tool.
The Fall Fest pumpkins have been attached to the background and aren't they just gorgeous? They almost glow! In fact they really DO glow...
... because they are metallic! It was really hard to get a photo of this but in real life they look almost holographic. It's really easy to get this effect - here's how:
First stamp the pumpkin on one of Stampin' Up's lovely, shiny silver foil sheets using white Stazon ink.
Once it's dry, you can start colouring. Start with the darkest blendabilities, add the medium, and finish with the lightest colour. Don't expect a smooth, airbrushed look - it gives a much more textured, arty finish.
Finally, cut the pumpkins out. Fall Fest has matching framelits but I preferred not to have a border around my pumpkins this time, so I used my sharp paper snips.
I hope you like my metallic pumpkins and give this quick, fun project a try! Now let's find out what the rest of the team have been making to inspire you. Click the button below to visit the lovely Allison Okamitsu with another of her fantastic projects:
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Tomorrow I'll be showing you a super-quick masculine card using Fall Fest, so don't miss that!
WOW! That an amazing effect you have created.
ReplyDeleteTop tips and a fab card. Thanks! xxx
ReplyDeleteWow Vicky, they are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteAnother great technique to show in the workshop! thank you Vicky !
ReplyDeletepretty!
ReplyDeleteHow fabulous!?! I need to try this out! Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteAmazing technique and a must try! Thanks Vicky! :) x
ReplyDeleteI am totally trying this!
ReplyDeleteTry great technique that I need to
ReplyDeleteWhat a great technique and card! Thanks so much for sharing!
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