For this challenge I used plain card stock, I then
embossed using a flourish cuttlebug folder. Using a Spellbinder label
die cut I cut 3 x different sizes using my cuttlebug. With Momento Blk I
stamped up the Blockheads dragonfly stamp and tulips stamp and covered
with clear embossing powder, tapping of the excess then heatset with my
heat tool. I applied bleach to the Blockheads dragonfly stamp and the
tulips, I then used Marvy Markes to colour, then used the Sakura
Stardust pens over the top of the Marvy Markers to give a nice shine.
Blockheads Challenge: Bleach Technique Blog Hop
To Take our Challenge: Visit Blockheads' Bleach on Dark Cardstock Technique to see Leslie Turner's steps for creating a card with embossing powder, household bleach and craft markers.
Congratulations to Evelyn in Oregon, the Design Team's pick for the $25 gift certificate this month. Feel free to submit to the challenge even though the deadline has passed. You'll still be included in the blog-hop and readers would love to see your example.
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What a stunning card Mom! Love the layout and your colours! Good luck in the challenge ;0)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful! Love the layers, embossing and the fun fold! Thanks for playing with us in our Bleach Technique Challenge!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Leslie, DT
http://leslieturner58.blogspot.com
Love the background cool embossing. Love the layering and the bleaching. Well done Mom.!!
ReplyDeleteGreat Spring card! I really like how you bleached and colored the dragonfly. Thanks for taking the Technique Challenge at Blockheads!!
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