Botanical Layers
Today I have used my favorite technique, Joseph's Coat, to make this card to share with you. This is a card I took to the stampin' day in Wisconsin as a swap. It is also one I saw on a site I follow . . . . Flowerbug's Inkspot. I originally saw it on Pinterest and traced it back to her site.
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Over the years I have changed how I how do the Jacob's Coat technique. I started out by using a brayer to put the dark ink over the embossed images. When we no longer sold the brayers, I went to sponging the dark ink on. That was super messy. Now I just take my Memento Ink, in this case, and rub it all over the embossed images. Much easier and way less messy!!!
Stamps: Botanical Layers, Lovely & Lasting
Cardstock: Tahitian Tide, Parakeet Party, Basic White
Designer Series Paper: 2022-2024 In Color 6" X 6"
Ink: Tahitian Tide, Parakeet Barty, Bermuda Bay, Memento Black
Accessories: All That Dies, Versamark, Basics Embossing Powders,
Heat Tool, Blending Brushes, Iridescent Pearl Jewels,
1/8" Tahitian Tide Metalic Woven Ribbon, Mini Glue Dots,
Stampin' Dimensionals
We had a great time at Hanna and Jake's yesterday!! The weather was perfect and we spent a lot of time outdoors. Jake's mom was there as well and it was good to spend some time with her. I do have my work cut out for me today as Hanna has a pretty extensive rhubarb patch and I brought quite a bit home with me. I am planning on making a rhubarb crisp with some of it and freezing the rest of it to use this winter. To say I was thrilled to get some would be an understatement!!
Every day is a gift . . . make the most of the gift you have been given today!!
Happy Stamping!!
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