Yes its fall, but can I post one more card with seashells? I was really happy with how this card turned out and wanted to share. I love how the shells have a wet, freshly washed on shore look.
To get that "iridescent" look to the shells I used Iridescent Ice embossing powder. After stamping the shells (in Island Indigo) I used a Blender Pen to pick up Versamark Ink and cover the shells. The Versamark Ink has no color but its a gooey ink so its perfect for holding the embossing powder. Then I sprinkled with the Iridescent Ice embossing powder and heat set it.
The Iridescent Ice embossing powder is one of my favorite products. I love the subtle sparkle it gives to my projects. Because it is an embossing powder you will need to heat set it so it sticks to the projects.
There are several ways to apply it to the project:
1. On this project I used a blender pen to "paint" the Versamark ink where I wanted the shine
2. You could also use the Versamark pad to cover the whole project
1. On this project I used a blender pen to "paint" the Versamark ink where I wanted the shine
2. You could also use the Versamark pad to cover the whole project
Want to see more projects with Iridescent Ice?
Follow this link to see all the Iridescent Ice projects I've posted.
Follow this link to see all the Iridescent Ice projects I've posted.
Other details of this project:
*the texture was created with the Square Lattice Embossing Folder (and the Big Shot)
*the words are from a set called Perfectly Penned
*the color matched ribbon is Stampin'UP!'s Ruffled Ribbon in Island Indigo
Thanks for stopping by. You can get your Iridescent Ice Embossing Powder and shop for Stampin'UP! product 24/7 HERE
Happy Stamping
--Katie
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