Hi friends! I'm popping in today with a card I made with one of the add-ons from the July My Monthly Hero release. When I saw the July Word Fancy Die, I just couldn't wait to use it. It's my birth month, and we also host our family for the 4th of July every year, so July is kind of a big deal around here.
The background is done smooshing some of the leftover liquid watercolor inks from a card I made for the July My Monthly Hero Release Blog Hop. If you haven't checked out the hop, you really should! There's a $50 gift card to Hero Arts up for grabs! Anyhow, I brushed the leftovers onto a piece of plastic packaging and then smooshed onto watercolor paper. I loved how it turned out, so decided to turn it into a slimline card.
The July word die is cut from white cardstock three times and then adhered together with liquid glue. I then coated it with embossing & watermark ink and embossed with sparkle embossing powder. I wanted a bit of a shadow around it, so used the negative of the die cut as a stencil to paint the darkest color of ink, trying to be a bit heavy handed so it would bleed just a hint outside. Then I adhered my embossed die cut over the top and outlined with a black pen to make it pop.
The sweet little girl is from the previously released Wish I May Stamp & Cut. I stamped her on the end of the card, then stamped the "dandelion" a little ways from her hand and connected with a black pen to make it look more like a sparkler. A thin black mat around the panel and a slimline cardbase and I was done.
Thanks so much for stopping by today! I hope your day sparkles!
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Baby You're a Firework
Tuesday, July 14, 2020
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Love, love, love this Julee - great background, and an awesome use of the die cut and silhouette stamp
Stay safe
Blessings
Maxine
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