To get that cool look, all I did was smoosh my Ranger Ink pads right on the craft mat. I used Antique Linen, Peeled Paint, and Broken China. Then, I took a white piece of Neenah cardstock and smeared it around in the ink, and sopped up all the remaining ink. After I picked it up, there was still some white areas... especially around the edges, so I used the Sponge tool, and inked up the edges with Antique Linen and Walnut Stain. So easy... and the results are so much fun! I added some Kaiser Rhinestones to the center of each Dandelion, and Sugar Crafty Sparkles around the edges.
Hope you had a great weekend! Thanks for stopping by!

6 comments:
This is wonderful - I love that background you've created and the blue dandelions are beautiful.
WOW that is absolutely stunning!
Cami, this looks fantastic! I LOVE the background you greated! You do grungy so well! I am proud of you.
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This is SOOO cool! I sure hope we do this technique for our next MOT class!!!
oh, it's beautiful and I love the richness and depth of the colors. The blue rhinestones add the perfect touch!
Nice card! I like to play with ink in fun ways, too!
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