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| Dipping the distressed edges into Color Burst….. loving the way it colors the edges! |
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| Distressing tool is a great way to rough up the edges of the Ken Oliver Craft Hometown papers. |
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| I used a 4 x 6 piece of watercolor paper and embossed it with the Alterations Texture Fades; Steampunk. then I layered in a coat of sepia Color Burst lightly sanding gave it a worn look and then I came back with a little more Color Burst! |
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| Way cool technique of changing the color of my string so that it would match my paper! |
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| Because I kept playing in the paint my paper was getting pretty wet and I accidentally tore it; so with a little more glue and Color Burst I concluded it was a happy accident, adding to the distressed look! |
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| Yes, I blotted the excess with a paper towel! |
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| Using Glossy Accents I attached the gears! |
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| I mounted all of my embellishments to a 5x7 Kraft card. The finished card will tuck into the inside of a craft envelope that has a few Color Burst sprinkles along with a Ken Oliver Craft stamp. "Home is where the heart is"
Thank you for meeting me at Studio 52
where serendipity moments happen!
Teresa
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this is a fabulous masculine card! I like all the elements you used.
ReplyDeleteMasculine cards have never come very easy for me, however I am pushing through! We should plan a crafting date and that be all we do is design cards unique and appealing to the men in our world! New thought we should interview a few and see what really speaks to them! Thanks again for supporting my endeavors!
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