Hello I have a couple of cards to share using Unity Stamp Co. I love Mustangs and I had to have this stamp set. I've had it in my stash for a bit so it was time to ink it up. Birthdays will be coming soon so it's nice to get a couple for my stash. I also will be entering my card in the Color Hues Challenge Teal and Silver. I love this challenge and it's been awhile since I entered.
Without further ado here are my cards.
Here is my first card, I stamped this rubber stamp called Still Turning Heads from Unity Stamp Co. onto white cardstock 110 pounds with Memento Tuxedo ink. I thought this stamp was perfect for the challenge. I colored it in with my copic markers. I used a rectangle die from a retired Ellen Hutson die set that cuts out a skinny frame so that die with silver Glitter cardstock. I ink blended with Peacock Feathers Distress oxide ink around my image and stamped a sentiment from the stamp set. I cut my image and glued it to a silver cardstock panel. I framed the car with that skinny silver rectangle die-cut. I then glued my panel to a A2 card base 4 1/4 x 5 1/2. I popped up my sentiment with foam tape and I adhered some sequins and that finishes this card.
Here is my second card, I stamped this one with Gina K Designs Amalgam ink on 110 pounds white cardstock. I also tried heat embossing this stamp. I never could get a perfect stamping with this stampbut I still love it. I'll consider it grungy. I may try using a eraser on it? I used a Tim Holtz embossing folder Mechanics with Silver Glitter cardstock. I also stamped a different sentiment and glue it to a silver strip of glitter paper. I cut my panels and popped up the image with foam and glued everything to a gray A2 card base 4 1/4 x 5 1/2. That finishes my cards and I hope you'll join these challenges they are fun.
Supplies:
Retired Ellen Hutson Essential Rectangles Dies
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