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Clean & Simple NEON

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Hello Blogosphere!!!

It's Tiffany here today and I have a Clean & Simple NEON card for ya, so get those shades out!

This card was a wee bit of a labor of love... I had draw! Gasp*

I own a million dies and digital files and not a single paint brush?! So...

1. I sketched out the brush tip and the brush handle on cardstock & cut them out.

2. I took a stamp from the Paper Smooches Positive Strokes stamp set and stamped both my card front and my fake paint brush tip in various Radiant NEON Inks (electric coral, electric yellow, electric green, electric blue, electric purple).

3. I used my scissors to create bristles on my fake paint brush tip.

4. Then, I stamped the sentiment (Lawn Fawn's Dream Stamp Set) in black Memento Luxe, popped up the the completed fake paint brush on 3D foam squares, and added sequins & a twine bow!

I'm feeling pretty good about this card! Hope I've inspired you to use those NEON inks!


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