Tuesday, November 12, 2019

Grateful for my Hot Mess!!

Hello!

In this monthly challenge you will see cards or projects that will make a mess, a hot mess of work spaces, fingers, clothes and anything I touch! But from the "hot mess" comes success, a beautiful creation to share with you!

My fellow Hot Mess ~ Success crafters are
 BarbJeanette and KellyMake sure you visit their blogs to see their hot mess creations! All you have to do is click on their names above.


I have a really supportive group of friends....3 of which are part of this Hot Mess group! 

I came up with the theme for this months challenge: 

Thankful or Grateful cards.

I am very thankful for each of these ladies, and I consider myself lucky for having them in my life!

For my technique this time around I used a stamping and spritzing process. I used the Gina k Designs stamp set "Skeleton Leaves' and Distress Oxide inks. Here is how they were used:

  • I set up my Misti stamping platform with the leaf image.
  • I stamped the leaf in Mustard Seed ink, and then spritzed with water, moving the ink around a bit. I used my heat tool to dry the ink before moving to the next color.
  • I then stamped the leaf with Spiced Marmalade (right on top of the Mustard Seed), spritzed again, and moved more ink around. Drying again before moving to the next color.
  • Next, I stamped the image in Candied Apple (right on top of the Spiced Marmalade), spritzed again and moved the ink around. Drying before moving on to the next color.
  • The final step was to the stamp the leaf and the sentiment on top in Vintage Photo. This stamping I just left alone (no spritzing) and dried. After this layer was dry, the ink actually looks gold, not brown, but it looks cool!
Here is my card:


Thank you for stopping by! 



4 comments:

  1. Terry, that technique sure looks fabulous on this card. Lovely colors, too!

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  2. Terry--your card is so pretty! I love the colors and this is a perfect fall card. I too am thankful for you and your friendship!

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  3. What a fabulous technique and great result Terry
    Blessings
    Maxine

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  4. What a great technique. I'll have to give it a try. Great card TErry.

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