Last week I shared a card with a die cut butterfly created from a panel made with Brusho. At the same time I created the "blue panel", I made a "red panel" using Shimmer paper. And I used framelits to cut out several images. Take a look.
And here's a Valentine I made using some of those images.
The solid hearts are the inserts from the cut-out hearts. I used a piece of Designer Series Paper from Petal Promenade for the background. I love how well the Stampin' Up! products all work so well together! Product List
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A couple of weeks back, I pulled out the Brusho and created a couple of Brusho colored panels. One was created on glossy card stock and the other was created on Shimmery White card stock.
The panel above was created with glossy card stock. I decided to cut out a variety of images using several framelits. That way I could make more than one card with each, rather than one card with each panel. Every image is unique and can't be duplicated because of the nature of Brusho.
Today's card is the first I've used. I created a card with the Beauty Abound Bundle. I stamped the background and then used the Subtle Textured Impressions Embossing Folder to create the textured effect.
The background panel is adhered to a Balmy Blue panel. I cut out the butterfly detail panel in black and adhered the Brusho butterfly images with Tombow. The greeting is stamped in Balmy Blue on Whisper White cardstock and cut out with the Stitched Shapes Framelits. The Balmy Blue backing oval was cut from the Layering Ovals Framelits. Product List
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Friday night I finally pulled out the Brusho and gave it a try. Brusho is the new (to Stampin' Up!) coloring medium on page 26 of the Occasions Catalog. I created a couple of backgrounds; one of which is the background for today's card. I'm sharing the Stampin' Up! video further on down in this post, but I am sharing a couple of tips I learned:
1. I used watercolor paper. I think the thick card stock would work also, but because of the amount of water used, I started with the watercolor paper.
2. The Stampin' Spritzers or Aqua Painters can be used to apply ... the spritzer for a more all over effect, the aqua painters for a more controlled effect. For today's background, I used the Stampin' Spritzer initially, applied the color, and then use the Aqua Painter to distribute the color over the watercolor paper.
I didn't get real adventurous to start, but I plan to play more - hopefully tomorrow. The colors are incredibly vibrant. And a little goes a long way!
And, here is my card. I combined elements from Heart Happiness and Sure Do Love You to create my Valentine.
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