Hi there!
I just love how yellows and oranges pop on Kraft card stock. How about you?
For my card today, I created some dimensional flowers with the new Icelandic Poppies dies from Simon Says Stamp. I die cut the pieces of the petals an ink blended them to allow for light and shadows (darker in the middle, lighter at the tips of the petals).
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When layering the petals together I separated the layers with foam adhesive to give the flowers even more dimension.
I ink-blended the stems and grabbed some foliage dies from my stash to add a bit more green to the arrangement.
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Once my flowers were ready, I created my Kraft cardstock panel by placing a stencil over it and ink-blending it with Simon Says Stamp Pawsitively Saturated Ink in Latte. I’ve found that Latte is the perfect ink for giving a tone-on-tone effect. You can achieve this same effect using a Versamark or other clear embossing ink.
I heat embossed my sentiment in white, arranged and adhered my flowers, and added a few iridescent white pearls for a bit of shine.
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I absolutely love how this card turned out and I hope you do, too! Be sure to leave a comment and let me know your favorite way to use Kraft card stock.
Have a wonderfully creative day, everyone!
OBSESSED!!!!
Thank you so much!
Simply obsessed with this card, Jean!
Aw! Thank you!