"Sparkle and Shine" watercolor card: I clear embossed the birch trees and super cute mama and baby deer images. I then applied a pink, purple, and orange watercolor background to create a pinkish sunset sky. Lastly, I stamped metallic gold stars to create the night sky and finished it off with the fun sentiment, "sparkle and shine" to a banner.
Materials used: Mama Elephant Winter Wonderland, Zing clear embossing powder, Tsukineko Delicata Golden Glitz metallic pigment ink
"In the Lane" postcard: I stamped a single layer postcard so that it'd be easy to mail out. I wanted to focus mostly on the baby deer but set her in a snow washed simple scene, so I kept the colors simply black and white. I then applied pink, orange, purple, and gold inks to the baby deer image and stamped her along with the stars in the same colors. Lastly, I wanted to point out how the birch tree can be used not only vertically, but also horizontally as a tree branch as I have here. I added some bells and a birdhouse to decorate the tree branch.
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ReplyDeleteWhat a great stamp set! I like how the snow is in a diagonal!
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous! I'm soo excited because I ordered this set and can't wait!
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ReplyDeleteCute cards :) Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletei love the gold sparkle with pink background, so pretty!
ReplyDeletebeautiful cards!
ReplyDeleteLove the stars on both
ReplyDeleteYour stars are beautiful! Love!
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ReplyDeleteThe pink and gold is gorgeous! Love those sweet deer!
ReplyDeletevery nice.... quietly elegant.
ReplyDeleteLove the pink, very unique.
ReplyDeletewhat's the difference between chalk ink and other inks? And how do you make it look like embossing?
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