I cut three 5 cm x 15 cm panels and coloured them with as little Bister as possible (red, yellow and blue). I stamped the flowers with black ink, heat embossed with clear powder and added colour with Distress Markers and a waterbrush + some accents with a white gel pen. The backgrounds looked a bit dull, so I sprayed with pearl/glimmer sprays in the image colours and Colour Bloom Tea Stain. I stamped and heat embossed the sentiment on each card, cut each panel in three and mounted them on foam pads. Here's each card separately, their envelopes peaking from behind:
For some reason (anyone know why?) the Colour Bloom spray didn't seem to dry properly. After stamping the envelopes, I decided I have to do something about the sticky panels: I sprinkled clear embossing powder over the squares and heated it. A bit tricky with everything already mounted on the card base, and a bit silly with some parts almost covered with the gloss, others just a bit splattered, but all in all nice, and no longer sticky.
So creative and so beautiful! I love how you used these stamps, Kristlina. xx
VastaaPoistaReally beautiful! x
VastaaPoistaBeautiful cards - love how they look so fresh and clean but also a little bit rustic due to the bistres, very cool X
VastaaPoistaThese are beautiful! I love the triptych idea. Thank you so much for playing along with us over at the Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge Blog this week :)
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