Hello everybody, Nicky back with you today with another sweet card this time using the adorable Bunny Tea Time by Memory Box.
The base of this card is made from Kraft card stock which I am increasingly using because I love both pastel and more vibrantly coloured decorated panels against this contrasting background - just a personal choice of course!
The white panel was ink blended softly using the fabulous Clarity Stencil Brushes to create a focal point using Distress Ink and then the 'thank you' sentiment was stamped repeatedly around the edge in a circle using Ranger Archival Ink. Any black ink would have sufficed in this application but the Ranger Archival Ink provides such a strong and true black image every time you stamp provided you don't rush it!
Next i stamped up all of my images using the same Archival Ink. I watercolour 'painted' them using the wonderful Zig Clean Color Real Brush Markers and a Watercolor Brush Pen - you'll need a 'detailer' brush pen for such little images such as these. I die cut everything out and applied them to the panel with dimensional foam tape.
The final touch was to stamp the two little piles of sugar cubes. I highlighted my images with Uni-Ball Signo White having decided where the light would be hitting them and then I scattered around a few toning sequins.
I hope you are feeling inspired and have a wonderful creative week. See you next time!
NICKY
For more of my cards you can follow me on Instagram #nickynoocards and Pinterest and Facebook
The base of this card is made from Kraft card stock which I am increasingly using because I love both pastel and more vibrantly coloured decorated panels against this contrasting background - just a personal choice of course!
The white panel was ink blended softly using the fabulous Clarity Stencil Brushes to create a focal point using Distress Ink and then the 'thank you' sentiment was stamped repeatedly around the edge in a circle using Ranger Archival Ink. Any black ink would have sufficed in this application but the Ranger Archival Ink provides such a strong and true black image every time you stamp provided you don't rush it!
Next i stamped up all of my images using the same Archival Ink. I watercolour 'painted' them using the wonderful Zig Clean Color Real Brush Markers and a Watercolor Brush Pen - you'll need a 'detailer' brush pen for such little images such as these. I die cut everything out and applied them to the panel with dimensional foam tape.
The final touch was to stamp the two little piles of sugar cubes. I highlighted my images with Uni-Ball Signo White having decided where the light would be hitting them and then I scattered around a few toning sequins.
I hope you are feeling inspired and have a wonderful creative week. See you next time!
NICKY
For more of my cards you can follow me on Instagram #nickynoocards and Pinterest and Facebook
eep! this is adorable!
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