Good morning my crafty friends!! I have a card to share today :)
The background was created by applying various blue and turquoise Copic Markers directly to the stamp and then spritzing with rubbing alcohol, and then QUICKLY stamping the image down before the rubbing alcohol dries...don't blink!
I am also going to enter this card into Simon Says Stamp Challenge-Use Your Favorite Tool. Once again I reached for my dies :)
This card is for the current challenge over at the Impression-Obsession blog-Summer fun in the sun and water challenge. I used the IO Cover-A-Card Bubbles CC026 and IO Cover-A-Card Funky CC045.
I am also going to enter this card into Simon Says Stamp Challenge-Use Your Favorite Tool. Once again I reached for my dies :)
Hope you all have a wonderful day...Thanks for visiting! Hugs,
TRace
13 comments:
Wow, Trace, a really beautiful card with a really lovely and fun technique too! Love your colors!!...and the flower is yummmy too! Thanks for playing and good luck in the drawing too, lady!
Really pretty colors-love the teal with the orange. Your craft room looks so nice!
PH
Really pretty colors-love the teal with the orange. Your craft room looks so nice!
PH
Bond says. Cool love the funky background stamp.(this may have to go onto the ever growing list of "need to get") Great job girl. Love your card.
Wow beautiful card Tracy!
Wow, this is a beautiful card and a nice flower. greetings from vienna Gerlinde
Gorgeous blues and the flower is fabulous :)
Wow this technique's effect is fantastic ! Lovely card.
Hi Trace, I love the effect of the backgrounds with the Copic/Alcohol technique. Such beautiful results and great card ! Cheers, Shirley
Gorgeous card Tracey, I love the papers you've made :)
Thanks for joining us at Simon Says Stamp
hugs Mandy xx
I love how you created your background, it looks amazing! Thanks for sharing the technique. Also love how the orange stands out! Wonderful card. Thanks for sharing!
Katie B.
Wow, this is amazing, Tracey! Love that pretty aqua, which reminds me of your stamping room at the top of your blog. Which - BTW - makes me supremely jealous! LOL IT's gorgeous!
Stunning! I have this stamp and had no idea it could ever looks so gorgeous. Thanks for sharing how you did this!
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