Join Betsy today as she shares how to use mica powders on dark colored cardstock for dramatic effects:
“I had so much fun playing around with my new Kaboom! set and the effect of using mica powders on dark cardstock, that I really wanted to experiment more with that technique paired with different images. Today I’ll show you a few cards that combine mica powders with dark backgrounds for really dramatic, shimmery effects, even using some two-step stamps for a really cool look!”
Supplies:
- STAMPS: Seasonal Borders: Summer, Fruit Salad Sentiments
- INK: Raspberry Fizz, Scarlet Jewel, Bright Buttercup, Summer Sunrise, Hawaiian Shores, Dark Indigo, Essential Glue pad
- PAPER: Stamper’s Select White, Dark Indigo
- DIES: Seasonal Borders: Summer, Noted: Scallops A2
- OTHER: Sun & Surf stencil collection, Dragon Dust Mica Powders
Supplies:
- STAMPS: Stitching Garden, Penned Elegance
- INK: Essential Glue Pad, Versamark
- PAPER: True Black
- DIES: Noted: Simply Stitched A2 Vertical, Noted: Scalloped A2, Penned Elegance
- OTHER: gold embossing powder, white pen
Supplies:
- STAMPS: Birthday Balloons
- INK: Essential Glue Pad
- PAPER: True Black, Hawaiian Shores, Luxe Gold Adhesive
- DIES: Bold Borders: Burst
- OTHER: Dragon Dust Mica Powders
Just gorgeous, Betsy! I must try that!
Absolutely gorgeous!!!!
The Stitching Garden card is,one of the most beautiful cards I’ve seen in a while!!!
Betsy, these are absolutely stunning.