Good morning! I'm up with another Creative Cardmaker post over at Scrapbook Expo's Weekly Scrapper blog. Today I'm talking about adding unexpected dimension to your stamped backgrounds, so break out your stamps and dies, and let's get started!
I've used Papertrey Ink's Quilted Summer stamp set for the flowers and stems, the Scripted stamp set for the sentiment, and the Life Is Beautiful dies to cut out the butterflies. For inks, I've used True Black, New Leaf, Pure Poppy and Aqua Mist.
Head over to the Weekly Scrapper to see the full tutorial!
Head over to the Weekly Scrapper to see the full tutorial!
Link me up if you give this a try. Would love to see how it inspired you.
Have a great day!
Danielle
14 comments:
Oh Danielle!! This is my new favorite from you!! I LOVE the fun Washi at the top and the unexpected way you have the butterflies pop off the page lie that. STUNNING design!!! I am going to try this technique this weekend!!
This is stunning Danielle!
I love these cards they are so effective and pretty! This is a great technique and I'll definitely be giving it a try!
LOVE IT!! so gorgeous!
Amazing, Danielle. I love this design so much - it could only have come from you! Neat, crisp, pretty, exactly like I like it.
That is so cool, thanks for sharing!
This is one of those card designs that takes my breath away it is so lovely!
Oh my goodness, these are gorgeous, Danielle! Breathtaking!
Oh la la!! absolutely beautiful :-)
beauty!
What great cards, Danielle! I happened upon your post this Sunday evening, and immediately PINNED it; then, in a unprecedented move, I grabbed ink, dies, stamps & paper to make my own! This has NEVER happened for me because I’m usually intimidated by the supplies needed, the techniques or something… Thanks for making this one dead simple enough for even me to accomplish and be pleased with the outcome!
~avis, 092715
Beautifully done. Those colors = love.
Wow Danielle, this is truly stunning! Love the playful strip of washi tape at the top!!
So, so pretty. I love dimension on cards and this is such a subtle, lovely way of doing that.
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