Its Blog Hop night! Here is my first card for the transparency challenge this month.
I ran my transparency through my Cuttlebug. I then inked the transparency and heat set the ink. Too much fun!!
For my second card, I stamped on the front of the transparency card and placed the sentiment and bands of paper on the inside.
I thought the stamp looked like a heart so the sentiment would work well. The image was colored in with alcohol inks. (cotton swab applicator)
Hopefully you are inspired! Make sure and check out the blogs linked on the right side------>Many of them are PTI'ers who will have some fabulous ideas! thanks for stopping by!
42 comments:
Gorgeous Kimberly!
Dee
Kim, both cards are wonderful! The fish card is way CUTE!
THey are both awesome, Kim! That fish card is just TOO cool! You are so creative!
Great cards! I really like the Fish.
Wow - i absolutely love those fish - brilliant
Both are great cards but I super duper love the fish card! I am so going to copy you.
Love your Fish card! Never thought to emboss Acetate.
i have been wanting to do something like the fish card.
i am inspired!!
holy poop- this is just the cutest thing ever!!
I love the chunky fun fishy card--it's so happy! The second card blows me away with the stained glass shadow that shows from the colored image. GREAT JOB!! Thanks for sharing with us!!
brilliant, the curls and swirls look fabulous with the fish.
Great job on both of them! They are really nice, but the fish one is too cute
I love that fish card!! so great!
gorgeous work girl!!!
Oh Kim! That is so SO cool. I Love it!!! Both of them!!
these are great!!
Great cards! I see we both thought to pull out our Cuttlebugs. I love the fish in their water.
Wow Great Job!!! LOVE the fish swimmin'
I'm loving the red fish against the blue background!
~ Pam
Oh my gosh, Kim this is too cute! i LOVE the ocean/transparency idea along w/ the fish! SOOOO adorable! I am sitting out tonight-hve lots to do, but of course I'm peeking at all the blogs when I should be getting other stuff done LOL. Take care,
jessica :)
KIM you totally ROCK!!!! I love the fish card. You are so good at thinking of original ways to use your supplies!!
Love your cards! Both are great uses for transparencies!
Kim, you have really done a spectacular job. Love how your acetate looks just like water, and the floating fish are perfect. Gret job...as always!
Both cards are awesome, but I love those fishies - OMGosh, that card just brings a smile to my face.
Great cards, Kim!! The inked and embossed transparency looks terrific as water! Love it!
These are both lovely. I really like the fishy one - I think I may have to invest in that set now...
I'm inspired, I'm inspired!! These are great! Thanks.
Wow great job Kim! I love the fish card and such a neat technique to use the cuttlebug how fun! I love the heart card also and the layering of paper underneath the transparency is cool.
I'm seeing future DT member...Had never thought to put a transparency through the Cuttlebug. FABULOUS!!!!
wow- so cool! I have never tried inking or cbing acetate- thanks for the idea!
OMGosh Kimberly these are perfect!! I ran transparencies thru the CB with the polka dot folder but it curled it so bad I couldn't use it as a base. I love that yours turned out so well!!
So stinkin' cute that fishy card is!!!!!!!! Love the use of the embossing folder! Fabulous cards! Great stamping! WTG girl!
Good gosh - love the fishes!
Ok, I've learned how to use that embossing folder finally :-) Too cute!
Both cards are quite cute.
Nice job on both of them. I especially like the effect you created with the cuttlebug on the fist card.
I really like these--the cuttlebugged (is that a word?) one is very clever--and really looks like water! Thanks for the ideas!
Kim - LOVE that fishy card! I'm gonna have to do that with my cuttlebug too! Too cute!
AWESOME! The fish card is too cute for words. You know - you're dangerous. I'm wanting a bug now! *giggles*
Wonderful cards Kim! The cuttlebug one is great too fun! :)
What a FUN card!!! Gtreat job!
THAT FISH CARD IS EXCELLENT!
Please do a tutorial for us transparency challenged folks.
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