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
When a new Stampin' Up! catalog comes out, I go through it and flag everything I like, which turns out to be the majority of the pages! Unfortunately, my budget doesn't allow me to purchase EVERYTHING I've marked. So, I go through the catalog again, and again until I have only the products I absolutely…
I used the Hope You Know stamp set for this easy card. I layered a piece of Masterfully Made Designer Series Paper onto Basic White cardstock onto a Lemon Lime Twist card base. I used Blueberry Bushel ink to stamp my greeting onto Basic White cardstock and cut out the greeting with the Stylish Shape…
I love all the possibilities with the High Tide stamp set, especially for masculine greetings. I CASE'd this card from Julie Davidson. Supplies used: High Tide stamp set, Early Espresso, Real Red, Marina Mist, Very Vanilla cardstock, Early Espresso, Crumb Cake, Marina Mist, Real Red ink, Triple Banner punch, Very Vanilla solid baker's twine, Stitched…
Sending cards for birthdays, congratulations, thinking of you, etc., is always a fun way to celebrate a happy and joyful occasion. But let's face it, sympathy cards are a little different, and sometimes difficult to send. A sympathy cards provide a visible expression of care and concern, letting the recipient know that someone is thinking…
Add dimension and interest to your next card using the partial heat embossing technique. Go grab your Versa Mark ink, embossing powder, heat tool and be creative! Supplies Used: Geared Up Garage stamp set, Merry Merlot, Whisper White, Gray Granite cardstock, Merry Merlot, Gray Granite, Versa Mark inks, Garage Gears dies, Brick & Morter embossing…
My children are grown and on their own, but still enjoy receiving Halloween cards, or is it because I enjoy making them? Either way, one of them will be receiving this one. I would love to be your Stampin' Up! Demonstrator. Leigh
Wow! Beautiful card! Would you consider sharing the technique. I have this paper and am struggling to see its potential.
Thanks Leigh!
Sue