 Today I am posting a card that I made for one of the Splitcoast VSN challenges.  The challenge was to color a stamp with water-based markers, spritz it with water, and stamp it onto vellum.  I had done this technique before, but never on vellum.  I was quite surprised at how well it worked!  The one thing I changed from the challenge instructions was that I added Perfect Pearls to my water so that I misted the stamp with pearlized water.  It gave my finished card a metallic sheen.    The background stamp and flower are both by Impression Obsession, and the clear rhinestones are by Hero Arts.
 Today I am posting a card that I made for one of the Splitcoast VSN challenges.  The challenge was to color a stamp with water-based markers, spritz it with water, and stamp it onto vellum.  I had done this technique before, but never on vellum.  I was quite surprised at how well it worked!  The one thing I changed from the challenge instructions was that I added Perfect Pearls to my water so that I misted the stamp with pearlized water.  It gave my finished card a metallic sheen.    The background stamp and flower are both by Impression Obsession, and the clear rhinestones are by Hero Arts.On an unrelated note, I had the chance to go to the Wine Enthusiast Taste of the Town on Friday. It was held at the National Building Museum in DC. Who knew there was a National Building Museum?! In any case, it is gorgeous. Here is a picture from the event:
 
 
 
2 comments:
Beautiful card! Watercolor gave it a soft, sophisticated effect. Q
Very elegant card to go with an elegant building. TFS Laura!!
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