How about some Paper Smooches goodies to start off the weekend? Let's start of with this card using the new Curly Clouds dies...
When I first saw these dies, I knew I wanted to make some "silver lining" cards. First I used a Power Rays die cut as a mask to create the sunday background. Then I reverse die cut the clouds into that panel. Instead of inlaying the entire cloud, I just inlaid the silver outline of the cloud. I added vellum to the back of each cloud and made little shakers for each of them. I love the look of the large silver hexagon glitter behind the vellum. Almost like the clouds are holding the raindrops!
This second card I have to show you today is a Christmas card. I love all kinds of Christmas stamps and cards. Traditional, modern, funny, fancy. I enjoy and make all kinds, but I have to say that the new A Blessed Christmas stamp set has quickly become my go to set this year! Sometimes, understated is the best:) I stamped the holy family image and did very minimal coloring with Copics. Then I masked it off and blended a silhouette of the Cityscape 1 behind. Such an easy technique, but I love how it gives the city a soft glow.
That's it for me for now! I hope you have a wonderful weekend! Thanks so much for visiting:)
When I first saw these dies, I knew I wanted to make some "silver lining" cards. First I used a Power Rays die cut as a mask to create the sunday background. Then I reverse die cut the clouds into that panel. Instead of inlaying the entire cloud, I just inlaid the silver outline of the cloud. I added vellum to the back of each cloud and made little shakers for each of them. I love the look of the large silver hexagon glitter behind the vellum. Almost like the clouds are holding the raindrops!
Mahalo and Aloha,
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