I made this card using a technique from Technique Junkies called stamping on felt. For technique you need a rubber stamp that has a corresponding die cut. Cut out a piece of felt with the die cut and then attach the cut out piece of felt to a block. I used sticky tape to attach the felt but you could use Velcros.
Once you have your felt stamp attached to the block, add alcohol ink in several colours to the stamp and then stamp on glossy card stock. I stamped my felt stamp several times getting different variations of the colour of the images as the piece of felt held less ink. Using a stamp positioner to align the rubber stamp over the alcohol inked images I stamped the image then cut out the image with the matching die cut. I used the following products on my card:
- Designer paper - Nostalgic Essentials by Authentique
- Sizzix Stamp and Diecut - Antique Flowers and Butterflies
- Tim Holtz - Alcohol Inks
- Stazon Ink
Thank you for stopping by and have a creative day.
Judy
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Very pretty card Judy and a very interesting technique, thank you for sharing it. Thanks for playing along with us at Crafty Boots Challenges.
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Hi Judy
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card ..love the butterflies. Interesting technique too thanks for sharing on Make it Monday
wow this is gorgeous Judy.
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Oh wow this is stunning. The colours are wonderful and the dimension on the butterflies are scrumptious.
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Judy, this is beautiful! Stamping on felt!! Never tried that! Saw this at MIM, had to come take a closer look!
ReplyDeleteHi Judy, gorgeous card, love the colours on your pretty butterflies. That technique sounds intriguing too! Saw you on Make it Monday, Cathy x
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