Anyway, here is my interpretation of one of the newest TJ techniques called Pulled Glimmers. I think I'll need a little more practice choosing colors, but the technique was pretty easy. The card itself is smaller than I usually work with - I believe it ended up being a 4x4 inch card.The dandelion area is from a frame stamp by Hero Arts. The fairy (with the sentiment) is from Rubber Stampede. Both were stamped with Versafine Black over the glimmers background. Since it *is* glimmer mist you'll just have to take my word for it that it's much more sparkly in person! :)
The background flourish is also from Hero Arts and was stamped with Dusty Concord Distress Ink. I added some glitter pen to the image because it just didn't have enough bling!
Thanks for stopping by!
4 comments:
Love the unique way you used the dandelion stamp from HA! Such beautiful colors on this card, too!
Super card!! I love the swirls in the background in combo with the corner punch, very cool.
Ahh, Versafine my friend! I have ISSUES stamping on top of anything glitter spritzy etc.... versafine black is like shoe polish LOL ;)
ok, well, you finally got me over to the TJ site...the lure of glimmer mist techniques was just TOO STRONG to resist, especially when illustrated by a card LIKE THIS!!!!!! YUMMMMMM!!! ♥♥♥
omg--you have been sickness central!!! of course it's terribly efficient of you to take care of a lifetime's small sicknesses in one year...and then KA-POW you will be good to go forever with complete immunity!!! (at least i HOPE SO...sending the wellness vibes your way!!!) ♥♥♥♥♥
ps: forgot to say extra bonus ninja points for the way you can combine more than one stamp and make it look like they well all one bit! that's one of the many things you do that amazes me! :)
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