I am a day behind so this post is about yesterday's video technique of creating a window card and using acetate. I am not a fan of acetate because of the worry that the inked stamp will slip when I am stamping on it and also I cannot bear the fingerprints that eventually are left behind!
However, that does not mean that I was not going to give this a try! So here is my card in this weeks colour combination of orange, pink, purple, light blue and white:
Paper: PTI; Neenah
Ink: Memento; Stazon; Copics
Stamps: Hero Arts; Unity
Other: Spellbinders Die; Hero Arts Gems/Rhinestones; Acetate
I simply created a window with my Spellbinders die and stamped the sentiment on the acetate which is adhered to the inside of the card.
That little heart is from Unity Ippity. I pieced it together in three layers.
Unfortunately it's not perfect, I think I just wiggled that stamp as I was lifting it off the acetate!
Sorry I am rushing today, I am going to the gym in a few moments then my sister wants me to take her to do MORE shopping! See you later with another card I made yesterday!
9 comments:
Love the cutout window shape - Nice card, B!
I guess acetate is just one of those things we have to keep trying til we get it right! You did a great job :)
I agree..acetate is always a challenge for me, too! But you did a great job! :) And hello from a Summer Card Camp Classmate!
I love it, Brenda! That is a big stamp to use on acetate and you did a beautiful job! Love that sweet heart with flowers!
Love your window card. I haven't tried one yet - a little out of my comfort zone :-) Your use of the colors is fantastic. Looking forward to seeing more of your cards during our "camp" experience!
your card using acetate is just wonderful brenda!! i'm not a fan of acetate, either... and for the same reasons you listed!!!
your window card turned out wonderful Brenda! I really like your heart/flowers embellishment.
Wonderful CAS card, Brenda!
Beautiful card and the stamping on acetate turned out well, Brenda! Love the heart shaped!
lovely card!
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