Continuing on my odyssey
with feathers, I opted for a rather bold approach with some cardstock inked
with South of the Border colors I discovered in my Scrap Stash. I decided they could stand to be muted a bit
so I reached for some vellum . . .
Trouble came for a visit
not long thereafter, and this led to Boo Boo Bailout #75. Here’s what happened:
After assembling the card
and thinking I was finished, I decided that the label needed some color
enhancing. So I dabbed on some yellow
chalk ink and proceeded to speed up the drying with my heat gun . . .
completely forgetting about the vellum layer lying just below. I remembered quickly enough when it began to
warp.
A-A-R-R-G-G-H!
OK, Plan One: take
everything apart and start over. Plan
Two: fudge. Put glue dots under the bowed places
(thankfully, there were few), press to secure and flatten, and then cover
topside with punched dots. Worked pretty
well!
Cardstock: Marcos Jute, generic printed Vellum, Black scrap
Stamps: Just for Fun Fractured Background, Printworks
“Celebrate”
Inks: Vivid Straw, Brick, Green, Teal, Raspberry,
Hero Black, Distress Old Paper
Emb Powder: Vippies Transcendence
Dies: Spellbinders Feathers, Framed Tags One,
Verve Flourished Trim, Die-Namics Pinking
Edge
Doo Dads: Oval
Black eyelet, Black Jute
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