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Summer rain card with Hello Bluebird Rainy Day Stamp Set

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Hi, it's Mona here! Today I will show you a summer rain card created with Hello Bluebird Rainy Day Stamp Set.


First I made my mirror looking background with Blueprint Sketch and Salty Ocean Distress Oxide inks. After the ink blending with Mini Ink Blending Tool I made some splatters with water and Distress oxide inks. I heat embossed the sentiment to the background with Versamark Watermark Stamp Pad and Altenew Pure White Crisp Embossing Powder.


Next, I stamped my images from the Rainy Day Stamp Set. I used mirror stamping technique on the girl with umbrella. For this technique I used the Backdrop Stamp from Neat and Tangled.


Finally I colored them with Copic markers, fussy cut them and glued to the card base. Also added some final touches with Uni-Ball Signo White and the card was ready.


Thank you very much for reading through my post, I hope that I have inspired you! If you like my creations follow me on Instagram.

See you next Monday! Mona
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  1. Teresa MedeirosJune 11, 2018 at 11:10 AM

    This card is sooooooo amazing! I'm trying to understand exactly how you accomplished the mirror image of that stamp! Do you have any plans to make a video tutorial?

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  2. Mona TothJune 11, 2018 at 11:49 AM

    I used the mirror stamping technique, (you can find lots of tutorials about this on youtube) I stamped the "girl" image to the Backdrop Stamp from Neat and Tangled, then to my paper and fussycut it and it was done :) But I am planning to make in the future another card similar to this, maybe with video tutorial ;) :)

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  3. Danielle224June 11, 2018 at 7:46 PM

    This is cuteness overload! I absolutely love this card!!! Your ink blending and coloring are amazing!

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  4. Nora NollJune 11, 2018 at 8:35 PM

    Oh wow!! This is fabulous!! I LOVE the mirror stamping!!! Such a cool effect!! The way you colored this card all is in is fabulous too!

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    1. Mona TothJune 18, 2018 at 5:29 AM

      Thank you so much, I am so happy that you like it! :)

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  5. Ashlea CraftsJune 11, 2018 at 8:51 PM

    Mona, this is seriously incredible and I would just die for a video tutorial!

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    1. Mona TothJune 18, 2018 at 5:30 AM

      In the future I will make similar card with tutorial ;) :)

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