Butterfly Reflections, Ink

Hey everyone! Its Kevin back with another clean and simple card to share. CAS is my favorite style of card making and today's card really showcases that style. I used the Double the Smiles die from MFT as the focal point. I used a BG Copic marker to give it a ombre effect. A strip of glitter paper and gingham paper worked perfectly to ground the die cut. I grabbed a couple of Altenew's XL Simple Shapes and stamped them to create a subtle backdrop. Finally, a few white splatters and a trio of sequins finished it off.

Hello everyone! Its Kevin back with another card to share with you featuring the Double the Smiles Dynamics by MFT. Last week I shared a card with a scripty die cut "smile" and this week I chose to use the block "smile" cut. I even used the same Altenew set- Simple Shapes XL . Check it out- I started by doing some super fun ombre stamping using the oval and circle from the Altenew set. 3 shades of yellow and orange Distress Inks were perfect for inking up these "pumpkins". After the stamped images dried, I grabbed the Dynamics and cut out the word "smile" and cut right though my stamped panel. Some fun foam was used to pop up the letters to add dimension. I added it to a kraft card base and that was it! A super simple card but the technique really shines through! Happy fall! Have a great weekend!

Hey guys! I am really excited to share today's card with you all! I love the geometric clean and simple design. Check it out- I used the Simple Shapes XL stamp set from Altenew, specifically the largest triangle, to layer up some Distress Inks (12 total) to create a colorful background. I started with the triangle in the corner of the cardstock in the corner of my stamping tool. After getting a solid impression with one color I moved the cardstock panel up and to the left about 3/8 of an inch. I repeated this step twice for each corner, choosing a darker color of ink for each step. For the sentiment, I grabbed a scripty smile from MFT's Double the Smiles dynamics. I cut it from some fun foam and a piece of glossy white cardstock. Using Glossy Accents I adhered them together and then to the card base. Thanks for stopping by and I hope I inspired you to create a geometric pattern using some stamps or just to smile :)