Monday, June 8, 2020

Mono-printed Cards







It is not a Tuesday in June, but it is time for my A Card A Week Challenge!  I have another card to post tomorrow, so I am posting this a day early.  This is my second card for the month, with the new theme of using a new technique.  These cards are using a new technique that I learned in my Online Spring Card Camp 2, called Mono printing.  I love the way these two cards look!

I used a Gel Press that I have had for a few weeks and picked four Tim Holtz Distress Oxide inks--Pressed Flowers, Wilted Violet, Antique Linen and Frayed Burlap.  In retrospect, I should have only picked three and skipped the Frayed Burlap.  I brayed the colors on the Gel Press and then picked a leaf stamp from the Stampin' Up set Botanical Blooms.  I then inked up the leaf with the ink on Gel Press and stamped in on a piece of white.  I did that numerous times and was sure to clean off the stamp each time.  That is background for the Wander card.  Then, I laid a second piece of white cardstock on the top of the Gel Press with the remaining ink and leaf images.   That is the Thank You card.  

I then cut the sentiments from cardstock-each one was cut three times and layered.  Thank You is a Sizzix Stampin' Up die and has some Wink of Stella on the top.  The Wander is also from Sizzix and is called Shadow Script 3. Enamel Dots were the added embellishments. 




I really, really, like the look of these cards and hope you do too.  I hope you will stop back next week to see what the next new technique for June!

Image/Sentiment:  Stampin' Up Botanical Blooms.  Sizzix Shadow Script 3/Sizzix Stampin' Up Thank You Dies

Cardstock/Patterned Paper:  Recollections 110# White; Stampin' Up Coastal Cabana, Bermuda Bay, Gorgeous Grape

Ink:  Tim Holtz Distress Oxides Peacock Feathers, Wilted Violet, Antique Linen, Frayed Burlap

Accessories:  Enamel Dots; Wink of Stella




3 comments:

Jeanette (Forest Ranger) said...

WOW! These are impressive cards, Barb! I love how you used this new technique and did it so beautifully!

Shelly Schmidt said...

I just love these cards! Wonderful images for the technique and fabulous results!!!

kiwimeskreations said...

What fabulous cards Barb, and awesome use of the technique. Love them both
Stay safe
Blessings
Maxine