Hello Everyone!! thank you so much for joining me !! I am sure you aren't surprised that we are making a floral slimline care but bare with me!! Let's jump in..
To start I like to cut down my cardstock before I start making so that I know what I am working with, my slimline base is 7 by 8.5 inches then scored at 3.5 inches. My black matter is 1/8th of an inch smaller than my base and my panel is 1/8th of an inch smaller than my black matte. I used my domed blending foams to blend on my three oxide colours Picked Raspberry, Seedless Preserves and Speckled Egg, I blended back and forth between them until I had a blend that I liked.
Using my Misti I stamped the large floral from the Simon Says Stamp's Sketched Flowers and the Happy Birthday from that same stamp set onto my blended panel with Gina K's Amalgam ink. Once my ink was dry I used an N5 Copic to shade in my flower centres and anywhere there was a petal overlapping another just to add a bit more depth to my image. I then splattered on some perfect pearls and added a few Clear Jewels on top for some extra shine!!
Thank you so much for joining me this week for this fun slimline card. If you would like to watch an in-depth tutorial of the making of it please check out the video below. I also have a full supplies list below the video. I will see you again real soon.
Supplies:
Neenah Solar White 80lb Cardstock
White 110lb Cardstock (Base)
Black 100lb Cardstock (Matte)
Blending Tool & Foam
Picked Raspberry Distress Oxide ink
Seedless Preserves Distress Oxide ink
Speckled Egg Distress Oxide ink
Simon Says Stamp Sketched Flowers Stamp set
Tim Holtz trimmer
Tim Holtz Glass Media Mat
Misti 2.0
Gina K Amalgam Ink
Nuvo Deluxe Glue
Score Pal
N5 Copic
Perfect Pearls
Mini Mister
Studio Katia Embellishment Wand
Studio Katia Triangle Tray
Studio Katia Sparkling Clear Jewels
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Fun card but I have a question. You said the blue ink was so juicy. I have several distress oxide inks but I have NEVER had as much color coverage as you did on this video. Even when they were new. So, I guess I need ink refills for all of them?