Here's one of my 'practice assignments' for a (My Creative Classroom) online class I'm taking called Sponged Ink Backgrounds for Cards. This particular technique uses shapes as masks. I used 2 masks for this project. The first mask was made with a Nestabilities die; the second mask was made with a MS leaf punch. I really like the look of this technique! The only stamp used on this card is the solid flower from the Verve set called Love's Flower. I highly recommend this MCC class instructed by the talented Kim Teasdale!
Supplies: Stamps - Verve's Love Flower; Paper - watercolor card base, SU! sage shadow; Ink - SU! sage shadow, soft sky, old olive, Versafine spanish moss; Accessories - sponge daubers, clear embossing powder, MS ribbon, PTI scallop border die; MS butterfly punch, buttons and a pearl.
Pat this is so ELEGANT!!
ReplyDeletePat, this is so fresh and beautiful! Wonderful colors! Love the tech!
ReplyDeleteReally pretty! Love the soft colors with this technique.
ReplyDeleteOh, I love the sponged frame you created, Pat. Looks great on the watercolor paper! I almost signed up for this class myself. Maybe next time!
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning, gorgeous colors.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful! Tres chic!
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing, this is wonderful....I am so technique challenged, where can I find out about her class, there is not a referring link?
ReplyDeleteenjoy *~*
Simply beautiful Pat! Love that ribbon treatment and that popped butterfly just finishes the card beautifully!
ReplyDeletePat this is beautiful!! And I LOVE the colors/combination your chose.
ReplyDeleteWhat an elegant card! Great job!
ReplyDeleteOh, love the soft colors here!
ReplyDeleteOooohhh I love how this looks! So soft and pretty! I'll have to use that masking technique more often! This card is gorgeous!
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