First was a nice technique using Distress Markers as a source for watercoloring stamps. I used the water color technique for the feminine card. The masculine card was fun since it is made up of "found" items I totally forgot about.
Hers:
His:
Monday, April 29, 2013
His & Her Cards Day One - First Set
I'm taking another class from Online Card Classes. I love these classes and how it stretches me to use my stash of paper and stamps in a new way. This class is all about making his and her cards using the same designs but changing a detail or two to make it masculine or feminine. I use these classes to get new ideas. Some samples I follow closely and others I use as a jumping off point and let my imagination take over. The below cards loosely represent the challenge.
First was a nice technique using Distress Markers as a source for watercoloring stamps. I used the water color technique for the feminine card. The masculine card was fun since it is made up of "found" items I totally forgot about.
Hers:
His:
First was a nice technique using Distress Markers as a source for watercoloring stamps. I used the water color technique for the feminine card. The masculine card was fun since it is made up of "found" items I totally forgot about.
Hers:
His:
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both cards are lovely, but the masculine one is SUPERB! love it!
ReplyDeleteThese are great, I like how you used that "coaster" from the SSS kit and the dragonfly addition to the floral,card is neat.
ReplyDeleteLove them. How did you color the masculine card? Is that a stamp like Kristina's cool grunge stamp?
ReplyDeleteFabulous cards - that masculine one is AMAZING! :D
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