Showing posts with label everydaygreetings2. Show all posts
Showing posts with label everydaygreetings2. Show all posts

Monday, April 12, 2021

Masculine Cards

 

Esther (from Shoregirl's Creations) here today sharing two masculine cards I created with the NEW Everyday Greetings 2 stamp set. Both of them are no-coloring cards, though the second one has plenty of color on it! 

This first card is a fun birthday card that features the Gear Up and Time Well Spent sets as well as the Typewriter Text Background .  The watch and sentiment were stamped in Versafine Clair Nocturne Ink while the grunge elements were stamped in walnut stain distress ink.

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My second card is a silhouette card. The background is dusty concord, chipped sapphire, speckled egg, stormy sky distress ink blended together to form sky and water. I used just a bit of white pigment ink to lighten up the center of my card and create the illusion of moonlight across the water. To add a little twinkle to my night sky, I spread some white gesso through the Starry Night Stencil.

The lighthouse and trees are from the Landscape Silhouettes set, and I added grass along the bottom with Scene Silhouettes: Tall Grass and the Cattail Die. The waves were created with a small stamp from Scene Silhouettes: Trees. All the stamping was done in Versafine Clair Nocturne Ink. 

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Friday, April 2, 2021

Birthday Wishes!

 

Hi, crafty friends! Lieschen here from Harshgurl to share with you a very simple card using the Everyday Greetings 2 stamp set from this month's SNSS new release.

 I have fallen head-over-heels for mixed media recently in my card projects. On this card I used distressed crayons for the first time. I know they've been out there for a while but it was my first time using them and I love the texture and how easy the colors blend together!

I simply used some watercolor card stock, my only set of distress crayons (for now), and water. I colored the card stock first and then I sprayed some water. Then I used one of my brushes to blend the colors. I cut the card stock into strips so I can use them in different projects.


 To finish the card I heat embossed one of the sentiments from Everyday Greetings 2, added a strip of holographic card stock, and some sequins. 

I hope you have enjoyed this post and that it has inspired you to do something creative today.

Don't forget to check out this month's new release! You can save 10% until April 9th. You really don't want to miss it 😊. Until next time!