Happy Friday! I have had so much fun this week posting Unity inspired projects and sharing some of my favorite tips and techniques. Today I have three cards to share, using another flower image from Donna Downey's Insightful Meadows stamp set & a sentiment from one of the many Kits of the Month I own.
To achieve the two-toned look I was going for, I colored directly on the rubber of the stamp with Stampin' Up! markers. Then I huffed on the ink (to re-moisten it), and carefully stamped onto white cardstock.
The butterflies were punched out using a Martha Stewart butterfly punch, and embellished with gems that I colored using my Copic markers.
I love how soft and feminine the pink and green version is.
I love this stamp... it's definitely one of my favorites. If you don't already own the Insightful Meadows stamp set, I highly recommend it. It's one of my most used stamp sets.
Thank you for stopping by and checking out my Unity inspired cards this week! You have until Midnight (Eastern) tonight to leave a comment. The winner will receive a Unity stamp set! I will post the winner sometime tomorrow.
Have a wonderful weekend, friends.
Erin.
Supplies-
Stamps: Unity Stamp Co.
Cardstock: Papertrey Ink
Ink: Stampin' Up!
Markers: Stampin' Up!, Copic
Butterfly Punch: Martha Stewart
Corner Rounder: EK Success
Nice touch showing how the same design and stamp can have such different looks. I'm sorry your week is done, this has been fun. :)
ReplyDeletewell you certainly saved the best for last! These cards are GORGEOUS!!! Great job this week!
ReplyDeleteLOVE LOVE LOVE! I love that stamp--and I love how you used it on several cards with multiple colors! FAB:)
ReplyDeleteI love all the different color combos! Very pretty stamp! And I like the punched butterfly to embellish the card also.
ReplyDeleteDeniseB
Very pretty cards! I have enjoyed your GIU week and all the inspiration.
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Love how you made these! Great design and all three are gorgeous!
ReplyDeletebeautiful cards, all wonderful ;)
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