Happy April Fool's Day! You won't find any tricks here, just treats, as we showcase the April stamp of the month, Message in a Bottle, on our monthly blog hop. (If you're already hopping, then you've probably arrived from Darlys's blog. From here, you'll visit Show and Tell with Michelle next.)
I created two cards using patterns from Make It From Your Heart, Vol. 2, the In Full Bloom paper collection, Intense Black ink, and Liquid Glass (with Black & White Dots as my simple embellishments).
For my first card, I stamped the bottle with Intensive Black ink only Glacier cardstock and then fussy cut it out. I also stamped the heart stamp in the bottle. I used one of my aqua Spectrum Noir Tri-Blend markers to add some shading to the heart. I then applied Liquid Glass over the entire inside of the "bottle." I love how it literally makes my stamped image look like glass, and I also love how these alcohol-based markers don't bleed!For my second card, I stamped the bottle on Avocado cardstock and then stamped the note inside. I stamped the note a second time on the lighter side of a scrap of Avocado cardstock, fussy cut, and then stamped the sentiment inside.
Before applying the Liquid Glass, I colored the cork with my Gold Brown Spectrum Noir Tri-Blend marker. (I can't express enough how much I love that they don't bleed under the Liquid Glass! They will bleed through cardstock so be sure to add a layer under your coloring.)Please leave a comment before continuing the April stamp of the month blog hop by visiting Show and Tell with Michelle next!
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Your cards are wonderful! I thought about stamping on cs and paper piecing, but I didn't think how fun it would be to use Liquid Glass. I love your idea!
ReplyDeleteWow! You are one, great fussy cutter!! I thought those images were colored. They look amazing, particularly with Liquid Glass over the top!
ReplyDeleteBloody nice cards and stamps
ReplyDeleteOh, Haley! These bottles are ART!!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I love the addition of Liquid Glass for the bottles.
ReplyDeleteI love how you have made these cards! Will definitely be giving it a go!
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