This is the last of the cards I made for the Sparkle & Shine class. There are still a few techniques that I will get round to trying at some point, but I was just about glittered out by the time I got to this one 🙂
I created an ombre effect on the hexagons by using three different colours of glitter paste, mixing them on my craft mat as I worked my way down the panel (I only had two blue/green pastes so the third colour was made by mixing some white glitter paste with Distress ink).
The hearts were die-cut from a piece of card that had had gilding paste swiped across it with a cloth.
Once the glitter paste was thoroughly dry, I die-cut the panel to give it that zigzag edge. I heat embossed the sentiment on some coloured vellum and wrapped it over the top edge of the panel. The bottom end of the vellum strip is held in place by two layered hearts and the completed panel was popped up on a card base using some fun foam. A third heart flat on the card base finished it off nicely.
Supplies:
- stamps:
Lil Inker – sending you - dies:
Lawn Fawn – hearts
Lil Inker – pinking edge sentiment flags - stencils:
That Special Touch – honeycomb - embossing:
Versamark
Wow! – super fine – bright white - colour:
- Cosmic Shimmer – glitter kiss – ice blue
Cosmic Shimmer – glitter kiss – sky blue
Nuvo – glimmer paste – moonstone
Distress ink – pine needles
Cosmic Shimmer – metallic gilding paste – gold treasure
Cosmic Shimmer – metallic gilding paste – pearl lustre
Cosmic Shimmer – metallic gilding paste – Indian pink - paper and card:
Papermill Direct – plain – dark violet
Hunkydory Adorable Scorable – pearly shimmer
Papermill Direct – luxury artist watercolour
We R Memory Keepers – DIY Party vellum pad - miscellaneous:
fun foam
Class:
Online Card Classes – Sparkle & Shine
This card was made in May 2017 as part of the Sparkle & Shine class
Very nice
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thats super cool and pretty!!!! love it!
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Thanks!
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I do love glitter paste, it’s so satisfying to work with. I’d never thought of blending/combining different colours. Great card, very happy feeling
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That’s why I like doing these classes every now and again – there’s always a couple of techniques you haven’t thought of and it’s a good incentive to actually try techniques you have come across but haven’t gotten around to trying.
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Oh what a pretty card! 🙂
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