Sunday, 28 August 2016

Sheltering Tree reflection

 
 
How to create a mirror image when stamping your cards. Wendy Cranford www.luvinstampin.comWelcome to the Crazy Crafters Blog Hop with our Special Guest stamper, Wendy Cranford - we are thrilled to have Wendy join us this month and so excited to CASE (Copy And Selectively Edit) any project that has been created by her .  We hope you find great inspiration from the projects.


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  This is Wendy's beautiful card that inspired me.

Stampin Up, #thecraftythinker, Sheltering Tree, Reflection technique, Sponging, Sunset, Stampin Up Australia Demonstrator
I dotted some White Craft Ink into the sky with a small brush for subtle stars
I will be giving it to my wonderful husband for Fathers' Day.
Stampin Up, #thecraftythinker, Sheltering Tree, Reflection technique, Sponging, Sunset, Stampin Up Australia Demonstrator
I used the piece I cut from the edge of the panel to decorate the inside of the card
The techniques used are sponging and the reflection technique.  There are many great tutorials available for this technique which simply involves stamping the silhouette image onto a shiny surface such as a a piece of Window Sheeet, acetate or (as I do) the plastic sheet that forms part of the Stamp-A-Ma-Jig, turning it ink side down, positioning it and rubbing so that the ink transfers to the cardstock.

I hope you've enjoyed this card and I welcome your comments. 

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Stephanie

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12 comments:

  1. I love your reflection technique and the colors you have used in your sponging are awesome. Angexo

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  2. This is gorgeous Stephanie, I love the reflected image and the whole effect of the card. The subtle stars are perfect, Beautiful!

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  3. Wow, awesome card Stephanie. Just love your sponging, that sunset is beautiful.

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  4. I thought I left a comment on your card, Stephanie. I must have been dreaming. I admire your sponging technique and colours are just gorgeous!!

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  5. The color transition, gradients, and reflections are stunning! Great card!

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