Here's another example of the 'Impressions of Tarnished
Foil' technique. Scroll back to my April
17 post for a link to a tutorial and video.
This card is for my friend Sandy's birthday: she's a fan of African themes, which is a
good thing as I've collected lots of them . . . mainly for her!
It's been awhile
since I've added beads to a card, but they're always a favorite method of mine
for adding dimension and interest to a layout.
As Africa is an ancient producer of some of the most beautiful beads on
the planet, it works to use these on anything with an African theme. If the photography were better, you'd see
them more clearly. So you'll have to
trust me: in real life, they're
beautiful . . .
Cardstock: Bazzill Raven, Generic
Metallic Copper, Blue
Stamps: Raindrops on Roses Smudge,
Art Impressions Background
#2, African Woman with Stick, Hanko #9 Africa
Inks: StazOn Jet Black, VersaMark,
ColorBox Black, Encore
Copper
Emb Powder: Pipe Dream Ink Fern Glade, Dove Lake, Bear
Rubber
Thick Copper, BMuse True
Copper
Emb Folder: Sheena Water
Ripple
Dies: Simon Says Sketch
Frame, DieNamics Tag Builder
Doo Dads: Stamp Oasis Heat
& Stick Powder, Amy’s Magic glitter
Marigold, Karen Foster Loopy Brad:
Antique Copper,
colored beads
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