Supplies you need: tissue paper, mod podge (glossy), personal trimmer, twinkling waters water color paints, paint brush. Optional items include rubber stamp, ink and any embellishments you may want to use.
Step 1: Cut out piece of CS, this will be the layer you use on top of your base CS, so plan accordingly. I made an A2 (4.25 x 5.5) card, so my 2nd layer CS is cut to 4 x 5.25. Step 2: spread Mod Podge all over your piece of CS.
Step 4: Spread out uncrinkled tissue paper on top of Mod Podge. Make sure it sticks well - you can always add extra Mod Podge to CS or even on top of tissue if tissue rips.
Ok, so now you're ready for Step 8: Mount your background on your base CS. I love the way this looks!! What dio you think?
Finally, it's time to add your image and embellish as desired.
For my image I used Bugaboo Stamps Charlotte in the Tub. LOVE this image!! I paper pieced the tub using SEI DP. My CS for the card is SU rich razzleberry and Bazzill textured pink. Image printed on GP 110 white. I did the bubbles in and around the tub with cotton candy Stickles and the individual bubbles are colored with atyou spicas. Image is colored with Copics - hair E35, 37 + Atyou spica brown; skin E02; Martini and glass YG00, Y02, YG03, YG 95 plus atyou spica yellow. Bling is Darice. As always, thanks for looking and hope this provides you with some inspiration:)
9 comments:
very cool tutorial Audrey! Love the card too!
Great tutorial Audrey! I think I'm going to try this on my next card! Thanks so much!
OMG - Your tutorial rocks!!! Very, very cool!!! One of these days I might actually get brave enough to try it. . .;)
Great tutorial Audrey will definately try this one.Thanks
xx Vee
Fabulous tutorial! Your card is adorable!
Hugs & Happy Days!
Min
Great card, Audrey! Love your tutorial!
Fantastic Audrey,a fabulous tutorial and a beautiful card!!!
xx
Great tutorial Audrey, I'll have to give it a try!
Nice tutorial. Thank you for sharing.
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