ColorBox Archival Dye Inks stamp beautifully on glossy paper, producing crisp, clear images. And when you blend different colors of inks on the stamp, using ColorBox Stylus & Tips, you can easily create multi color images quickly and easily...
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The background of the card was created by lightly spraying it with ColorBox Stephanie Barnard Spray! in Banana. Stephanie Barnard Sprays! are dye inks that you can spray, so they also work wonderfully on glossy paper. You can also see how prettily the ColorBox Archival Dye Inks blend in this closeup...
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SUPPLIES:
Clearsnap Products:
- Colorbox Archival Dye Inks: NEW! Coral, Grape Slushy, Pinkolicious and Tree Frog
- ColorBox Stylus & Tips
- Color Catcher
Other Products:
- Woodware: Going To Seed Clear Stamps and White Glossy Paper
- Bazzill: White Cardstock
- The Twinery: Mandarin
- Beacon Adhesives: Zip Dry
Tools:
- Trimmer and Scissors
DIRECTIONS:
- Cut a 4 X 12 piece of white cardstock and fold in half to make card.
- Place a 6 X 8 piece of glossy white cardstock in the Color Catcher and lightly spray with Banana Spray! and set aside to dry.
- Cut a 4 X 6 piece from tinted glossy cardstock, distress edges using Coral Ink applied using Stylus & Tip, and adhere to card front.
- Ink stamp using Coral Ink, then use Stylus & Tips to add Pinkolicious to large flower centers, and to small pods, Tree Frog to stems and Grape Slushy to some areas of large florals and pods. Stamp at center of remaining piece of tinted glossy paper.
- Ink sentiment stamp with Pinkolicious, then use Stylus & Tips to add some Grape Slushy to "YOU", stamp at bottom of stems.
- Trim stamped cardstock to measure 3 1/4 X 5 1/4, centering design.
- Ink edges of trimmed cardstock using Pinkolicious Ink applied using Stylus & Tips.
- Make small slits at edges of bottom left corner of stamped piece, insert baker's twine in slits, wrapping twine around back, then back to front and tie in a bow.
- Adhere piece to card front.
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