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Wednesday, 16 April 2025

A Dandedaisy card

 

Hi There! I thought I would show you how I made this card today.

I began by blending some Mustard Seed Distress Ink onto a 14cm square piece of smooth white card.  
Next I stamped the script background stamp over the whole panel also with Mustard Seed Distress Ink. 
I inked up a section of the Bakewell Big One Inkable using Uncharted Mariner Distress Oxide ink. I then spritzed it with water and laid it onto the background. I dried it using a heat tool then repeated this step to add ink to the lower section of the card panel. 
On a separate piece of card I stamped the largest Dandedaisy and painted it using the same distress and distress oxide inks and a little water. Once dry I cut it out.
After sponging more Charted Mariner ink around the edge, I added the panel to the front of a 15cm square card. I stamped the sentiment in the yellow section of the card using Memento clair ink. 
Finally I added the dandedaisy on 3d foam pads  onto the card. 

I used:
Uncharted Mariner Distress Oxide ink
Versafine Clair Nocturne Ink
15cm square white base card
14cm square of white smooth card

I will be live this evening at 8pm over on the bee Craft Facebook page. I hope you can join me! 

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1 comment:

  1. This is a beautiful card Sally, and the blue and yellow look great together used on the background and for the flower, and finished with the lovely black sentiment x

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