I tried a new technique on this card called the masking tape technique. You use painter's tape, not masking tape actually, add ink to the sticky side and place it on card stock to make the background. I used my Tim Holtz mini distress inks for this one but can see many more in my future as it was a very simple, easy and quick card.
RECIPE:
Card stock ~ Recollections
Patterned Paper ~ Echo Park I Love Sunshine
Inks ~ Tim Holtz Distress Ink Minis
~Peacock Feathers
~Mustard Seed
~Picked Raspberry
~ Memento Tuxedo Black Ink
Sentiments ~ Your Next Stamp
~ Pointer Scrapbooking
Twine ~ American Crafts
Button ~ Michael's $1.50 Bin
Please make sure you visit all of the girlfriend's blogs for inspiration and then link up your birthday cards at Little Red Wagon. I can't wait to see what you have for me this week.
Before I go, I am sure my regular visitors can see some big changes to my blog. I want to give a big shout out to my friend Joanne for the new look. It is so fresh and clean and I just love it.
I also want to share some other news. Another friend has begun to sell my cards at her booth in St. Jacob's Farmer's Market (Ontario, Canada). If you are local, please come check out OH THE SCRAPABILITIES. She is there every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday for the Summer.
Have a wonderful Wednesday, my friends.
That is a very cool technique!! I must try that one. Congrats on your cards being showcased too.
ReplyDeleteGreat card. I am going to try the masking technique too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a super cool technique! Wonderful colours for a girlie card. It's neat-o that your cards are being sold at the Market. Oh, and I'm loving your new blog design too!
ReplyDeleteAwesome card, Heather! That technique sounds great - I will have to give it a try. Great looking blog too ;) and congrats on selling your cards at the market. I will be sure to stop by the next time I go. And last but not least - HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU!
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Awesome card Heather!!! Will be trying the technique for sure!! Happy Birthday!!! :)
ReplyDeleteLove the new to me technique...part of the fun of making cards IMO. Congrats on marketing your cards, it looks like a lovely booth. Can't forget to wish you a Happy Birthday! Hope it just full of blessings!
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