
I did the same technique with the houndstooth stamp on the right. Sentiment is stamped in Archival jet black (this has become my go to black ink for even distribution) after cutting the ivory cardstock with the labels die. I took the die and traced around it onto Bazzill highland green smoothie cardstock and hand cut it out. Made a great layer! Green grosgrain ribbon used to cover the seam in the card panels.
So, what do you think of the new distress dye in picket fence? Doesn't it make a great white wash? Stamps and label die from Papertrey Ink.
6 comments:
Delightful card Laurie! I think I'll need to get some picket fence, thanks for the technique information.
Beautiful Laurie! Love the stamping layers you have done. ~jeni :)
Oh pretty! I hadn't heard of the "picket fence" distress dye...so thanks for the heads up!
beautiful card, Laurie!
Where can I get the gingko stamp from? I can't find it on the papertrey site..
http://www.papertreyink.com/Item.aspx?ID=2410
it's called Harvest Berries
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