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Happy Monday! Do you have a few of the smaller Picket Fence Studios Blender Brushes and you wondered if you would ever use them? Well my friends, they are FABULOUS to use with detailed stencils like the Shading Flower stencil. I only used two ink colors, but managed to get some pretty shadows by using a heavier hand on parts of the image.   I added the sentiment vertically from the The Bride's Bouquet stamp set. It has such lovely sentiments and I had a hard time deciding which one to use! To finish my card I added some sequins...

Hello Stampers and Happy Friday! Becky Roberts here from Inking Idaho with a pretty tulip card.  We have a very, very short window of tulip growth here in Idaho, so when I see them I really enjoy them.  I stamped the Early Tulip Bouquet stamp with the Picket Fence Black ink pad.  I colored it in with a few Copic markers and then hand cut it out.  I turned the image over and on the backside, gently rubbed with a big ball stylus giving each flower a little bubble shape to it.  Then I added a foam square to the...

Hello Hello. It's Lisa Henke here and I'm happy to be sharing my autumn card duo with you today. I did a bit of water coloring with the Autum Harvest Collage stamp set. I stared with the blue base and decided to flip the color scheme and added the red and coral color to the background. Here is a closer look at the blue card. I used distress ink in Sea Salt, Candided Apple, and Abandoned Coral to color them up. I added a strip of blue holographic card stock along the top.    Here is a look at the...

Hello friends! Today I’m up at Picket Fence Studios Blog sharing this shaker card featuring the Peony Foil Impression Die, the Brocade Stencil and Spiked Ocean Water Sequin Mix. Let’s begin! Using the Peony Foil Impression Die and gold foil on a white cardstock I foiled the peony with the help of a Gemini Foilpress machine. Then, I die cut the flower using the matching die and reserved it. Next, on a white panel I created an ombré look using different shades of blues with the help of my Life Changing Blender Brushes. Once my panel was dry, I placed...