Paper craft blogger, designer and YouTuber, Justine Hovey, hosted a summit this past weekend, the Cardmaking Stash Summit. These are the cards I was inspired to make. I learned the colored strips of cardstock technique. I used my Stamparatus, stamp positioner for this one.
The next 2 cards started by using spray inks. I only have 2 brown sprays, so that's what started my color themes. I pulled out my Stampin' Spritzers in homemade Stampin' Up! colors and kept going. I also used the smooshing technique with a piece of acetate.
I used the Queen Bee stamp set and dies for this one. Wild Wheat was the perfect addition to my card. And I used adhesive sheets on the tiny honeycomb pieces. I just realized that I forgot to list the embossing folder that I used on this card. It's a retired folder that has specks and bits of words on it--and has a very grunge-y feel to it.
Not comfortable splattering on your stamped pieces? Both the Queen Bee and Spotlight on Nature stamp sets include dots stamps. No flicking or splattering necessary!
Just a reminder: the 2023-2025 In Colors: Boho Blue, Copper Clay, Moody Mauve, Pebbled Path and Wild Wheat will all be retiring this spring. Stock up now on your favorite one(s)!
A fun technique I tried on this next card was using a palette knife and Metallic Enamel Effects Basics to add a bit of color and sheen.
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