Using metallic watercolors on black watercolor paper is super fun! Add a stencil into the mix and you have endless ideas — but it is finicky. The consistency of the watercolor has to be right, not too wet but not too dry. Once you get the hang of it, it works really well and gives you a cool effect on black!
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Happy Wednesday — I’m sharing this magical birthday card today and I’m so happy with how it turned out. I love a background stamp that can help set a scene for you and this is one of them. Although it will stamp out a 6×6 background, I really wanted to showcase the Stars stencil as well, so my solution was to cut a partial part of it! What do you think?
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Every year when spooky season rolls around, I pull out this little trick of creating ghosts using vellum. It’s one of my favorite things to do and it looks so cool too!
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Some images just are meant to be swapped out for a letter — especially with this giant Yay. It was so perfect. Originally, I planned for a very simple card but alas, I’m terrible at keeping things simple. Are you a clean and simple cardmaker or are you like me?
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I LOVE FALL — it’s my favorite and the changing of the leaves is one of my favorite parts about it. I used the Mica Distress Spray Stains for a bit of added shine (it’s hard to tell in photographs but it’s there and it’s so gorgeous).
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One of my favorite kind of cards to make! Scene Cards! They are so fun because you can interpret scene cards in so many different ways and use stamps that are standalone in a new way. It’s great for really stretching your stamps and giving your own view on them! That’s what I did here:
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I have a mental “crafty company bucket list”, which is a list of crafty companies that I love that I’d be so happy to guest design for – and Hero Arts is definitely one of them! And proximity wise, they are the closest to me (sometimes they have warehouse sales and it’s so fun to actually go into their store!)
Anyway, I did a guest design blog post for them featuring two cards so please go check it out here.
But surprise! I also have a full length YouTube video featuring one of them!
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This is one of the two cards I shared but keep your eyes peeled, I’ll have a quick reel sharing how I put together my second card features in the blog post soon too!
Ever use the positive piece of a die cut positive to get the mirrored version of it? I did it here for a simple reflection. It’s such an easy trick for a cool look!
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Ever have an idea in your head and then when you start working on it, it already looks off? It always happens for me but I power through because I want to see how it turns out. Spoiler alert – most of the time, it turns out ok but you wouldn’t know unless you tried it!
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Got medical tape in your stash? I pull this out every Halloween for at least one of my cards — and it’s an easy way to create a fun background for a spooky card. See how I did it below.
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It’s time for Halloween cards and what’s more spooky than something moving out of nowhere? See how I incorporated a moving element into this spooky Halloween card.
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We’re at the point of the year where the holiday cards are showing up and this is one of them. I’m pretty picky with sets and if I can’t use it for a non-holiday card, then it’s not versatile enough.
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InsideoutJeans by Jeannie 