Using the Pearlescent Specialty Paper to transfer a shimmery shine to your cardstock is a fun but messy technique. What is Pearlescent Paper? This hidden gem can be found on page 139 in the Annual Catalog. This paper has a pearly shine but is a total game changer when you use it as a medium to transfer the pearl finish onto cardstock.
I used the Pearlescent paper, re-inkers and rubbing alcohol to create the shimmery background for this sympathy card.
Leigh
Today I'm sharing a card and video that is super easy to make and can be tailored for any occasion. The inspiration card was a selection at a recent Buffet Card Class (click on Events to see my class schedule) and is so easy to make! I used a die from the Flowers of Beauty…
I'm so sad that this stamp set and coordinating framelits won't be carried over to the new catalog. It's such a fun stamp set. Order yours today. Click shop at the top of my blog to order Stampin' Up! 24/7. Happy Stamping! Leigh
I love how the watercolor wash technique created a perfect background for this card. This greeting sums up what so many of us are experiencing during the uncertainty of life during COVID-19. I hope that you and your love ones are staying safe and healthy! Supplies Used: Sailing Home stamps, Balmy Blue, Very Vanilla, Shimmy…
This was another card made at my Masculine card class. Simple clean lines and easy to make. Supplies: Guy Greeting stamp set, Very Vanilla, Sahara Sand card stock, Going Places DSP Stack (retired), Chocolate Chip ink, Chocolate Chip marker, Early Espresso Seam Binding ribbon (retired), Stylish Stripes embossing folder (retired), Washi Label punch (retired).
This is such a cute and unusual way to present a gift card. I used the Polka Dot Tag Bag to make a gift card holder. The bag makes a pocket for your greeting and a smaller pocket for your gift card. This was so easy to make! If you live close to the Mentor,…
I was excited to see that the Happiest of Birthdays stamp set made it into the new annual catalog. This stamp set is great for birthday greetings for all ages and gender. This emboss resist technique card will be going to a great-niece turning 3-years old. The card layout is simple, but the colors scream…
Wow! Beautiful card! Would you consider sharing the technique. I have this paper and am struggling to see its potential.
Thanks Leigh!
Sue