The stamp for the main rushes image was used by applying Deco Foil Transfer Gel with a sponge brush to my stamp and then quickly stamping it to the ivory card stock. Once I had the image stamped I immediately washed it with soapy water and an old toothbrush. I set this aside to dry over an hour as it takes that long at least.
Once it was dry I foiled it with my laminator using the Amber Watercolor foil. I made the two cards up then with the positive and negatives from this design. I also used Cottage Cutz Double Stitched Rectangle Dies for framing using black, brown and ivory card stock.
Here is another view of the two cards. I hope you can see the beauty of the foiling in at least one of these two photos I have shown.
These are so much more elegant looking in person but I think you get the general idea of it. Thanks for stopping in and now I can start thinking about Fourth of July cards. Boy! This year is flying by so fast!
Have a great week!
God bless,
Verna
11 comments:
Oh Verna you have outdone yourself here with these stunners. Truly beautiful. Lovely photographs showing them off perfectly.
All I have to say is Wow! Wow! wow! I am pinning these.
So elegant Verna! Loving the foil look and it's just perfect for the masculine cards.
Please add a pin button to your blog. <3
These are just beautiful!!!! I am definitely trying the sponging with that stamp set, it comes out perfectly. Gorgeous!!!
Under Posted by Verna Angerhofer at 4:21 PM is the places you can choose to pin these. I already had that enabled.
I just love everything you have been doing with the foil Verna! These are stunning too!
Oh my goodness Verna!! you have created some spectacular masterpieces here!! Brilliant friend!!
Patti
These are fabulous Verna! You are really rocking the foil technique!
LOVE!!!!
xx Karen
These are absolutely gorgeous Verna
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