Great Chemistry

Hi there,

here is another card that I would like to share with you:

• cover a white cardbase with patterened paper from the Crate Paper Fourteen 6x6 paper pad and add faux stitching with a black PITT Artist Pen
• stamp the sentiment from Lawn Fawn Science of Love with Versamark and heat-emboss with WOW! Bright White Super Fine embossing powder
• cut a rectangle from paper from the same paper pad and stamp Lawn Fawn Schoolhouse Backdrops with Distress Ink (Old Paper); distress the edges with the Paper Distresser and ink them with the same ink used for the stamping
• stamp the solid heart from Lawn Fawn Science of Love with Versamark and heat-emboss with Sticky embossing powder and apply turquoise foil on top
• cut notebook paper using the Pretty Paper Pretty Ribbons Notebook Paper cut file from paper from the same paper pad and stamp Lawn Fawn Teeny Tiny Backdrops with Versamark and heat.emboss with Zing! Rose embossing powder; distress and ink the edges just as before
• stamp the cute little test tubes from Lawn Fawn Science of Love with Versafine (Onyx Black) onto white cardstock and color the images with Prismacolor Colored Pencils and the Prismacolor Coloreless Blender; add the faces from Lawn Fawn Love you S'More and Glossy Accents to the parts filled with liquid
• wind Prima Jute Trim Wheat around the top layer
• for the embellishments I tried something a little crazy: I saw Jennifer McGuire diecut sequins and for my card I tried to punch small hearts from large sequins; the pink sequin worked fine but the two metallic sequins (turquoise and gold) punched only half-way through and I had to cut the rest with a pair of scissors - the metallic sequins seem to be a little bit thicker

I would like to link this card up to the following challenges:

Lawnscaping Challenge No. 98: Create a Background

Cure for the Monday Blues Challenge #40 (I got inspired by the colors)

Shopping our Stash Challenge #185: Not your normal paper (I used foil)

Moving along with the Times Challenge - Dies and Punches

Thanks for visiting.

Yours,
Tanja