
I started the background off with a gorgeous paper from Webster's Pages and then stamped the entire background with a script stamp.

Now, on to creating the heart. I spritzed a Basically Bare canvas heart with water until it was thoroughly saturated. Then I used two colors of Gelatos ink and just scribbled the color onto the heart. Then, using the best tool in my scraproom (my fingers!), I blended the colors together. Getting my fingers inky is half the fun!

Once the heart was dry, I layered on two sizes of Basically Bare felt wings and hand stitched them to the heart. The butterflies were punched from a transparency sheet, inked with alcohol inks, then adhered to the heart.
Until next time, keep those creative juices flowing!
Wow! It's wonderful!!! Love the springy colors and the gorgeous textrue and dimension!!!
ReplyDeleteClever techniques = gorgeous card. I'm tempted to go out and find some transparencies!
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