Next I colored all the elements with Copic markers. In case you're wondering, here's the complete list of all the colors used on this project. Copics: RV0000-RV00-RV21-RV23-RV25-RV29; YG00-YG01-YG23-YG25; G02-G05-G40.
Assembling
all the elements together, I prepared an extended A2 size white card base (5
1/2" x 4 1/4") and a slightly smaller rectangle of a light grey
patterned paper from Subtle Grey Tones paper pad where was cut out a circle
window large enough to stamp "Best Wishes" sentiment inside. I popped
all the piece on a foam tape for a fun dimensional look and finished with a few
clear sparkling sequins and a coat of a clear shimmer pen.
Working on my second project, I switched to watercolors. The
easiest way to use this color media and achieve a great effect is to pair it
with heat embossing. In fact, the heat embossing makes the stamp lines raised
above the paper surface and keeps separate every single area avoiding the
contamination of colors. This time I picked together all the flowers and leaves
from Pink Peonies stamp set on my compact stamp press, inked them with
VersaMark clear sticky ink, stamped on a piece of watercolor paper, sprinkled
with a fine white embossing powder and zapped with the heat gun. I die cut all
the heat embossed shaped using the coordinating dies and proceeded
with coloring using some regular watercolors from my stash.
Once finished with flowers and leaves, I decided to created a
matching watercolor background and a heat embossed sentiment that was fussy
with a pair of harp small scissors and then glued directly to the card base.
The flowers were popped on a foam tape just for some little extra finish touch
along with a few clear drops.
Next
comes a card featuring die cutting technique and a wonderful Blooming Frame Die. To start, I trimmed and scored an extended A2 size green card base (5
1/2" x 4 1/4"). I die cut and glued on top of the card front the
amazing Blooming Frame. Then I made more die cutting, working with a small
flower die that comes as a part of Blooming Frame Die set. I grabbed some
scraps of the colorful cardstock from my stash and created a bunch of colorful
flowers and the same amount of white flower centers.
I arranged all the die cut elements on the card front adhering some of them directly to the card base and popping the others on a foam tape. Finally I added a metallic gold sentiment from Pink Peonies stamp set that was heat embossed on a piece of vellum and fussy cut with scissors. As a final touch I added some tiny shimmer gold spots here and there to tie the sentiment with the rest of the card.
Sunny Studio Supplies Used:
I arranged all the die cut elements on the card front adhering some of them directly to the card base and popping the others on a foam tape. Finally I added a metallic gold sentiment from Pink Peonies stamp set that was heat embossed on a piece of vellum and fussy cut with scissors. As a final touch I added some tiny shimmer gold spots here and there to tie the sentiment with the rest of the card.
Sunny Studio Supplies Used:
 Subtle Grey Tones Paper Shop at: Sunny Studio |
 Pink Peonies Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio |
 Pink Peonies Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio |
 Blooming Frame Die Shop at: Sunny Studio |
