My husband asked me to make some custom Christmas cards for a few of his clients. It took me a while to think up a card design, but he really liked how they turned out. It was my first time using transparencies and now I am hooked.
The swirl stamp, paper and greeting are from
Stampin' Up! The snowflake is from Jolee's. I looked through all my Christmas stamps and I couldn't find one that said "Merry Christmas," so I used this one and it seemed to do the trick.
I embossed the greeting with silver embossing powder and it came out great.
The swirl stamp, paper and greeting are from Stampin' Up! The snowflake is from Jolee's. I looked through all my Christmas stamps and I couldn't find one that said "Merry Christmas," so I used this one and it seemed to do the trick.
I embossed the greeting with silver embossing powder and it came out great.
7 comments:
They are so pretty! :)
I stumbled upon your blog by accident. Beautiful cards. What ink did you use to stamp on the transparency?
Thanks Liz...
I used Stampin' Up's White Craft Ink. It's pigment based so it goes on kind of thick and takes a while to set, but if you use the textured side of the transparency (for ink jet printers) it should dry just fine.
Stunning! Wow!
Thanks for the answer, Alyssa. I thought that you might have used the white SU ink. I love that ink.
Absolutely beautiful! I am a HUGE fan of handmade stationery & really like your work. Do you have an Etsy or EBay store? Happy New Year to you & yours!
Jennifer :-)
Jennifer,
I have thought about staring an Etsy store, but with 3 busy kids I haven't had time to really look in to it. Thanks for aksing.
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