Next up, Nina Brackett created two fabulous new stamp sets, Fanciful Tags and Grand Damask. I used both on my card. The Grand Damask image is so elegant and gorgeous and the Fanciful Tag images are the perfect fit for Spellbinders Fancy Tags dies.
I used the sentiment and oval shape from Fanciful Tags along with the coordinating Fancy Tags die. In the background I used the large damask image, inked up with Memento Angel Pink. Then I added some Rose Bud ink with my Memento marker. I also used the Fleur De Lis pendant die to layer.
For more samples with the stamp sets being previewed tonight, please check out these participating designer's links:
- Gina
- Jessica
- Melanie - *Illustrator of Wild at Heart*
- Nina - *Illustrator of Grand Damask and Fanciful Tags*
- Theresa
- Cathy
- Lee
- Lynn
- Kurtis
- Carolyn
- Colleen
- Miesje - *our CenterStage Guest Designer!*
To make the Wild At Heart Card, first I inked up the large image using Memento Cantaloupe ink.
Then I added Memento Tangelo on the bottom and along one side. It's hard to see the ink on the stamp in the photo, but if you look closely, if looks like a shadow on the bottom and side.
Next, I added Memento Lady Bug, this time just along the very outer edges of the bottom and sides.
Before stamping, I "huffed" on the image, then stamped. Here you can see how well the Memento inks blend when doing this technique. Just make sure your ink pads are nice and juicy. I've had my Memento inks for close to a year and out of these three colors, I've only had to re-ink the Cantaloupe, which I seem to use on almost every card. I love how long lasting these inks are!
Next, I stamped the large image again, this time in Memento Tuxedo Black. I used Copics to color the flowers, starting with Y17 in the flower center.
Added R89.
Added R29.
Added R24.
Added R22.
Filled in with Y35. Then I colored in the other two large flowers and cut them out.
I adhered the cut out flowers to the background with Pop Dots. I cut out the sentiment with circle Nestabilities and sponged with Memento Cantaloupe while it was still in the die. It was also adhered with Pop Dots. I layered with Pure Luxury Black Onyx and used a Sweet Mango cardbase.
Thanks for visiting. I hope you are having a great day!
Holy cow, Theresa...these are drop-dead gorgeous!
ReplyDeletewhat an elegant damask card and i love how you popped the flowers out. Very dramatic@
ReplyDeleteWowza!!!! That pink Damask with the dainty medallions! FAB!!!! And the colorful blooms with Mel's set are divine!!
ReplyDeleteBoth of these are gorgeous, love the pink one, that is FABULOUS.
ReplyDeleteEverything you do always has a warm glow to it. Simply beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Theresa!What a nice blend of color.
ReplyDeleteHUGS!
Vicki
WOW! Everything is just beautiful - thanks for sharing your tips!
ReplyDeleteSandra
Oh, wow!! Amazing cards - love the colors of the first and the complexity of the second. TFS
ReplyDeleteBeau-ti-mous cards Theresa! I love them!
ReplyDeleteFun to be able to follow along on how you made your cards. Thanks for all the info. Great Job.
ReplyDeleteWOW!! Your cards are gorgeous! Thanks for the wonderful tutorial!!!
ReplyDeleteYou are amazing Theresa, I love how you colored the flowers and popped them up!
ReplyDeleteYou never cease to amaze me, this is awesome!!! I love both cards but the way you color blows my mind!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards Theresa! I love all the layers on the second card!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards, Theresa! I love the warm coloring of the Wild At Heart card! The pink damask is so elegant, especially with the Fleur De Lis pendant accents!
ReplyDeleteOooo Im loving how you did that with Mel's stamp! And wonderful design with the damask! You rock my friend!
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely coloring! It makes the flowers really jump off the page! TFS
ReplyDeleteGreat Projects Theresa!
ReplyDeleteHoly Smokers both cards are just beautiful... Your coloring is unbelievable I think I say that every time I comment here but it really is..Love the big red bow...Thanks for all the tips :)
ReplyDeleteThese are both so gorgeous!!
ReplyDeletelove the eyepopping black and red on the flowers! thank you for your as always fabulous tutorial! I think i need to go order some omore memento pads!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty, Theresa! You are so amazing with your coloring and designs!!
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