Showing posts with label yupo paper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label yupo paper. Show all posts

Thursday, August 29, 2019

What's Kraken??

Hello my crafty friends!! Nicole here today to share a project with you -


I had so much fun creating the background for my card using the Stamp Anniething Yupo Paper and alcohol inks.  After it dried I used some holographic foil and ran it through my laminator.  The image and the sentiment along with the underwater dies are all from the "Under the Sea Bundle Theme Set".  I am a big fan of the Stamp Anniething Double Sided Tear Away Tape for attaching all of my card layers together!!


Thanks so much for stopping by today!!

Wednesday, July 24, 2019

Waving Hello

Hi everyone! This is Tina from The Scrappin Rabbit and I have a fun card with an under the sea alcohol ink background to share today featuring the Under The Sea Theme Set and the SA Yupo Paper.


You can see how I created this background and Copic colored the image here:


 I used the leftover strip and a die to decorate the inside of the card .


Thanks so much for stopping by! Have a great day :)

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Thursday, June 20, 2019

Have a Magical Day

Hello my crafty friends!!  Nicole here today to share a card with you -

I was inspired by the recent "Magical Celebrations Grab and Go Box" as I wanted to play with both the new "Magical Window Die" and the Stamp Anniething Yupo paper.  This card has a couple of firsts for me - it is my first time doing no-line coloring and it is my first time playing with alcohol inks and yupo paper.  Stamp Anniething has several princess inspired stamps that would be fun to pair with many of the elements of the "Magical Celebrations Grab and Go Box".  I chose to use "Giselle - For a Princess".  The sentiment is also from the "Magical Celebrations Grab and Go Box".  This card could be used for several special occasions but I have it in mind for an upcoming bridal shower :-)  I used some metallic paper leftover from the "Conquer the World Grab and Go Box" to cut out the window die.  The background behind the window was created with alcohol inks and yupo paper.  


Thanks so much for stopping by today!!