In the magazine I get as a demonstrator they showed us a technique I had never tried before. Take a peice of felt and put some random drops of different colored reinkers on it. Then use that piece of felt like an ink pad.

I used that technique on this card. The reinkers I used were Old Olive, Pink Pirouette and So Saffron. I like the effect I got. Very cool. You can't tell in the photo but I stamped the tower and then cut it out.

For this card I tried another new-ish technique. I've done reflection cards before but used wax paper. For this one I used the smooth side of my stamp-a-ma-jig to create the reflection. I sponged the water and then used a marker to make the ripples.

This is a simple card, pretty self explanitory.

I love this new embossing folder, Vintage Wallpaper. There are a few other new things on this card too, including the vintage brad, cardstock and the stamp set.
3 comments:
These were so fun to get in the mail... thanks so much!!! I wondered how you got the mixed colours on the Eiffel Tower card... thanks for sharing! I got comments about all the cards you made at my classes last weekend.
great as always Anne.
Gorgeous as always, Anne!
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