Another Friday, another Friends with Flair! Happy Friday Unity peeps!
I was inspired to make these cards last month when I saw the technique and link in Two Peas gallery but of course I forgot to bookmark it and now can't find my original inspiration. :(
I used watercolor paper and stamped the trio of butterflies from Unity's Love Never Fails in black ink and then stamped the single butterfly from the kit in watermark ink and heat embossed it with clear powder. I colored the top of the card with watercolor crayons and then sprayed with water and used the heat gun to push the water down the paper for a drippy effect.
The sentiments are from the Dream Big Itty Bitty and Life Becoming (born to fly). I used the leftover watercolor paper to make the sentiment banners and added some bling underneath.
Happy Friday all!
Friday, May 18, 2012
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
22 comments:
Wow! These are amazing!
Oh WOW! This is just gorgeous! :)
Gorgeous cards.
Such wonderful color! Very pretty!
Love the drippiness. I think I will go try that now!
Love the mottled blending of colors! Gorgeous!
GORGEOUS!!! Wonderful combination!!!
housesbuiltofcards@gmail.com
www.housesbuiltofcards.blogspot.com
So many neat techniques here! Lovely cards.
I love these artsy cards! Awesome!!!
Fabulous cards! So unique and artsy looking. Love them!
Hi Crystal! Amazing background you created!! Looks just like batik, and I love the butterflies. Have a wonderful weekend!
Your cards are absolutely fabulous!
I love this technique! Seems pretty simple and it turns out beautiful...well, at least YOUR CARDS are gorgeous anyway!
I love your cards, they turned are absolutely stunning!
Love these! Great technique and inspiration!
These are absolutely amazing! WOW! Great work. Love the colours.
What a great idea! I may have to try that. I love the effect.
Gorgeous cards! This technique produces amazing looks! TFS :)
The colors are beautiful!
Very cool.. great set of cards.
WOW! These are gorgeous! I'm going to have to read over your technique again so I can try this!
what a cool set of cards.
Post a Comment