Hidden Sentiment Technique

This was a fun path to walk down. I had never made one of these before and didn't use a template. It was very interesting and a little tedious to make it 'work' correctly. But in the end, it is very worth the extra time and engineering to have a card become kinetic like this.

Stamp Set - PaperTry Ink, Flower Fusions #12
Cardstock and dp - Gina K. Designs

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Baby, You've Got It!

For the HYCCT challenges at SCS. This is for Bridgett - I chose pink ombre for the way I colored her corsette, and I chose the Pink Shop with the dress frame.

I chose some pattern paper and stamped Irish blessing across it with Delicatta gold ink. Next I embossed it (cherry blossom EF) by Darice. After cutting the image and pick background out plain pink card, I edged the pink layer with darker pink ink and ran it through an embossing folder (damask by Darice). I used pink sponging and gold sponging on this layer as well.

Main image and sentiment both heat embossed in gold, then image colored with Copic pink markers.

The rest is fairly self-explanatory, adding pearls, adding a bow, twine and button.

Stamp Set and cardstock by Gina K. Designs, "You've Got Style."

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Hey, You're Not Sharing!

House Mouse has the sweetest little mice. We are supposed to make a card that will bring a smile to the recipient. While I think most cards will make people smile, House Mouse images pretty much guarantees it :D

I tied ribbons around their tails because the ink smeared on two of them. It was also fun to pierce the edges, something I don't usually do and would like to more often.

For the HYCCT challenges over at SCS.

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