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Saying Goodbye to Fox and Friends

“Fox and Friends” is a really cute stamp set and it will be retiring at the end of the month, so if you want to put your hands on it before it’s too late, let me know!!!  I used the monkey from that set to make this “party invitation” card.  The little party hat is from “Turtle and Co” (remember this one is also going at the end of the month!)  “P” is for Party is from the Occasions Alphabet.

Maybe, you’re wondering how I made the background…  I used the brayer and some “bubble wrap”!!!  Here’s how it’s done:

1- I brayered Daffodil Delight ink right on the bubble wrap.  Then, I put a piece of glossy white paper on top and brayer on the back of the paper so the ink transfers on the paper.  Peel off carefully because it won’t be dry yet.  Let dry before applying the next color. (or not if you want them to blend together…)

2- Repeat the same process with “Pool Party” ink (light turquoise) and ” Pumpkin Pie” ink (orange).  Voilà!!!

Hope you like this new technique!

For the rest of the card, I used the Perfect Polka Dot embossing folder and the crimper to make a little border that looks almost like a ribbon… I love the crimper for that!  Unfortunatly, the crimper will also retire at the end of May, so get it while it’s still available! Check my other samples with the crimper to get more ideas on what to do with it. (Go to “crimper” section on the right hand side.)

Stamp set: Fox and Friends  (#117020W or #118565 C) , Occasions Alphabet (#117090 W or #123895 C), Turtle and Co (122870 W or 122872 C)

CS and paper: Glossy white card stock, Pumpkin Pie, Real Red, Night of Navy, Daffodil Delight

Ink: Daffodil Delight, Pool Party, Pumpkin Pie, Real Red, Early Expresso, Real red Stampin’ Marker.

Tools and punches: Large Oval, Big Shot and Perfect Polka Dots embossing folder, Crimper.

Others: Bubble wrapping

2 Responses

  1. That is REALLY cute! TFS, I love how you used the finger sponges, ( I’m guessing). Keep them coming! I love getting your e-mails and seeing these WONDERFUL cards! 🙂

    • Hi! Thanks for all your comments! As I tried to explain in this post, I used the brayer to put ink on bubble wrap packaging and then I applied the glossy card stock on it to “print it” with the “bubbles”… That’s how I made all the circles…

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