The lesson video showed blending of primary color inks together to make a third color. Here is the card I created.
First I stamped the cup cake image with red, yellow and blue dye ink onto a piece of white card stock. I then die cut the panel with a Blueprints die and adhered it to a piece of Red Hot A2 top folding card.
Next I die cut the word happy four times out of white card stock. I then shaded the blue, red and yellow dye ink with an ink blending took across the top. I then glued the colored sentiment on top of the white die cuts to give the word dimension. I then adhered the word to the front of the card. To give the die cut a bit of pop, I covered the "happy" with clear Wink of Stella.
I then die cut a banner out of white card stock. I blended blue dye ink over the top and stamped the "happy birthday" sentiment over it in black. I adhered the banner using foam adhesive to the front of the card.
My last step was to adhere white and primary colored sequins around the sentiment in a random way.
Primary colors scare me so this was a kind of difficult card for me to create. However, it was fun to shade.
Again, I am entering this for the My Favorite Things summer school.
I thank you for stopping by tonight. Have a great night!!
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This turned out great! I think I shy away from primary colors some times because often my card just looks too...young? for my intended recipient, but I like what you made. Your card is fun, bright, and not that a child wouldn't like it, but looks great for an adult! I don't have the bandwidth to see the videos on MFT.. darn.
ReplyDeleteYou are rocking summer school! That rainbow sentiment looks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteI love Primary colors and you have created a super cute and happy cupcake card!! So impressed and I hope you will do well in the MFT pickings and be a winner!!!
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