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Today, I'm sharing a trio of cards using products from Paper Rose Studio.
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Today, I'm sharing a trio of cards using products from Paper Rose Studio.
Thanks for visiting :)
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Today, I'm sharing a card I made after taking the Irresistible Inking Techniques class as part of the Altenew Educator Certification Program.
I watercoloured this Billowing Peonies outline stamp with dye inks and a water brush. I used a combination of inks from Hero Arts and Concord & 9th. I finished off the card with a strip of rose gold glitter paper and some glittery embellishments.
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There's a new Stay Crafty challenge with A Blog Named Hero on the Hero Arts blog, and we know that opposites attract! Your design could include mirror images, or colours on opposite sides of the colour wheel, or make a design so that you can create two opposites!
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Today, I'm taking part in a blog hop to celebrate the launch of the April Hero Studio release!
Hero Arts will give away a $50 gift card, drawn from the comments left across the hop. Enter by Sunday, April 6 at 11:59pm PST, and the winner will be announced on the Hero Arts blog the following week. Leave a comment on all stops for more chances to win!
Hero Arts
Hero Arts Creative Team:
Mindy Eggen
Anna Mahtani
Seeka
Channin Pelletier
Rosie Lopez
Charlene Madrid
Michelle Short
Rachel Kleinman
Jeannie Lieu
Natasha Vacca
Jennifer Kotas
Natasha Polite
Karen Brown
Lisa Tilson
Michelle Lupton
Special Guests:
Nichol Spohr
Kelly Taylor
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Today, I'm sharing a masked card I made following the Seasonal Scene Building Class as part of the Altenew AECP.
The class, taught by Nichol Spohr, included cards using masking to create scenes. I used eight stamps to create this little teacup with a bunch of flowers. I stamped the rose first, then stamped it onto masking paper so I could mask off the image before continuing. Next came the smaller flowers, then the leaves, then the teacup, the handle and the saucer. Removing the masks is so satisfying!
I coloured the image with copic markers, and added some grey shadow around the image, and underneath so that the cup looks like it is sitting on a surface rather than floating in space! I finished with a stamped sentiment.
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