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.
Entered into Blockheads Bleach Technique Challenge
Entered into Blockheads Bleach Technique Challenge
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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Very pretty! Good luck in the Blockheads Bleach Challenge!
ReplyDeleteYet another fun bleached creation! Love that tulip stamp! Thanks for playing with us in our Bleach Technique Challenge!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Leslie, DT
http://leslieturner58.blogspot.com
Stunning tulips like the bleaching technique on them!
ReplyDeleteAnother pretty Spring card! Like how you used the different shaped die cuts. Thanks for joining the Blockheads Technique Challenge.
ReplyDeleteSweet card!
ReplyDeleteChrissie