Hi Everybody,I really like this card and it uses a technique that is ancient.
It is one I am sure that you have tried many times as you make your cards ... and every time it will be different.
I have used the cheapest shaving foam I could and two of my Spectrum Noir refills.
I have used organza ribbon from Mei Flower in a shade that matched the inks
The matting layers have been cut in Centura Pearl in a cream colour.
The panel has been embossed and cut into a fancy shape and then I rubbed over it with some Gilding Cream.
I have added some pearls at the bottom as the finishing touch.
The sentiment is from JustRite Stampers and if you look on Amazon for the same stamp you can get it for a really good price.
More tomorrow ...
Hugs xx
I, for one, have never tried it yet, this is so pretty. xxx
ReplyDeleteHi Christina yet another stunner ,dont no how you come up with all the differnt ideas but keep them coming.
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I have never ever tried out this technique (like Wendy), so this is another one for the list. Beautiful card and technique Christina. Hugs, Jen xx
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such a brilliant effect with the shaving foam I must give this one a try your card is gorgeous xx
ReplyDeleteHi Christina - Beautiful card. I've seen this done many times but never tried it myself but I'll try it out with my ten year old granddaughter on our next 'craft day' she will be thrilled at the reveal. tfs
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Heather W
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Hi Christina - Did you use glossy paper or regular cardstock? Love the colors, and the card...beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLove this technique! So pretty!
ReplyDeleteWow that is the most beautiful card I have seen done with this technique, gorgeous colors and design of card!
ReplyDeleteHi Christina, what a beautiful card, I love the shaving foam effect but haven't tried it yet. Hugs May xx
ReplyDeleteNever tried the shaving foam technique but really must give it a go. Your card is gorgeous Christina. Pat x
ReplyDeleteI've using the shaving cream before but none of my cards turned out like this, It's gorgeous, I think the die did the trick. Thanks for making rethink.
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