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Showing posts with label Spectrum Noir Midas Metallic Inks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spectrum Noir Midas Metallic Inks. Show all posts

Wednesday, 18 March 2020

Die-cut Birthday Card



Another simple card from me today using a Clarity Club die, cut directly into the cardstock.  I then added a few stamped images around the outside using some StudioLight stamps, stamped with Spectrum Noir Midas Platinum ink.

The background to the die cut image is one of the patterned vellums from Clarity Stamp.  I also added a little glue to the words and some Cosmic Shimmer Diamond Frost glitter.

Thursday, 3 January 2019

Birthday Card for a Friend




A simple card for a friend using John Next Door stamps.  Green Nuvo ink, Spectrum Noir Midas metallic pigment ink in Silver, and Black Nuvo  ink embossed with clear embossing powder.

Saturday, 1 December 2018

Christmas Cards continued


Not many more - I promise, but wanted to include this experiment - I was really pleased with it.   I covered the die cut with Nuvo clear embossing ink and then sprinkles IZink transparent 3D embossing posder on it - the effect was lovely.

Spectrum Noir Rose Gold Metallic pigment ink was used to stamp the corners, and a piece of matching Clarity parchment used behind the image.

Friday, 16 November 2018

Chritmas Cards


Well it;s that time of year again, and the reason I have been awol this week.   The guilty conscience was nagging and it said get started on your Christmas cards.

Advance notice - it may get a little boring, but I am just selecting a few at a time, which have been created in a similar way.


The main image was the stamp from the Clarity Club this month, so I had to use it (no point in leaving it until next year!)    In the top image  I have done a watercolour technique using ink pads  In the lower image I used Perga Liners (pencils) and again used a watercolour technique.  I had quite a production line going - having stamped the image, I then proceeded to paint all one colour on the cards, and then start on another colour, by which time the first colour was dry; which was a lot easier than paint the whole of one card before starting another.

The corners were a John Next Door stamp and the sentiment was a Julie Hickey stamp which were stamped with Spectrum Noir Midas Metallic inks. I have done various variations of colour on m cards - some have been stamped with Platinum, some with Blush, but the majority have been stamped with Rose Gold (love that colour).  On some cards I have embossed the corners and sentiment, some I have left plain.

Finally a little Luv Crafts Let It Snow has been added at random.