Today I want to share some more samples with Chocolate Baroque stamps from the Holly Bells/Santa Baby stamp sets and I hope I can inspire you!
The first and second card I made with dylusions inks and a mask. I took red and green, just the usual Christmas card colours. I placed my mask on my paper and sprayed some inks on them and yes what results, I loved them! I used some of that beautiful paper for my background for the first card and for my second card I used the rest of the paper.
To make the ornament and leaves for the first card I took some paper that I had coloured already with dylusion inks, stamped the leaves and ornaments on the colours that I liked, cut them out and placed them again on the background with 3D tape. I took a black fine liner to draw the wires and I took a white gellypen to give some accents.Then I also took some glitter stones to give some more accents to my card.
For the second card, I made the small squares and I also stamped the
ornaments on this painted paper. I cut them out, placed them with 3D
tape on the squares and background that I made with Distress Ink and the
same mask on white paper.
The background of the third card I made with dylusions inks again. I
cut out a circle and with the negative I painted the circles on my
coloured background with Distress Inks.
I hope you enjoy your christmas card adventures this year!
Have a nice weekend, and don't forget to enjoy!
Greetings Maria xxx
I love the background of these cards
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely cards
ReplyDeleteJackie x
They are all stunning Maria. The effects you have created with the masks and ink are fabulous. Love them all. Inspiring as always.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Flo x
What lovely warm cards!
ReplyDeleteA striking explosion of colours! Merry and BRIGHT indeed! Stunning cards, Maria.
ReplyDeletehugs, Asha
Drie hele mooie kaarten! Die achtergronden zijn beiden gaaf, al ga ik toch voor de derde; zo mooi warm en knallende kleuren en toch kerst; mooi! Groetjes, Gerrina
ReplyDeletegorgeous Maria
ReplyDeleteSo bright and cheerful, all of them :)
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