Hello everyone! It’s Amanda from Twiddler’s Nook joining you today with some fun inspiration for the Thermoweb | Miss Ink Stamps Collaboration Week! Today I have two cards to share with you that I created from inspiration I got from a card sketch. I couldn’t decide on what products I wanted to use so I have two versions to share with you.

Miss Ink Stamps Cards with Glitz Glitter Gel

Products used on today’s projects are:
Thermoweb Deco Foil – black
Thermoweb Glitter Glitz Gel – iridescent
Stencil Pal
Pixie Spray
Deco Foil Transfer Gel
iCraft Foam Squares and Strips
iCraft Tape Runner
iCraft Ultra Bond Liquid Adhesive
Miss Ink Stamps Dee and Dum stamps
Miss Ink Stamps Rub-a-Dub Doggies stamps
Miss Ink Stamps Random Dots stencil
Miss Ink Stamps Large Random Dots stencil
Miss Ink Stamps Diamond Fade stencil
Pink & Main Large Sentiment Strip dies
Twiddler’s Nook Half-tone Pearls – teal and green
Trinity Stamps Black Eyed Baubles embellishments
Trinity Stamps Blending Buddy brush
Distress Oxide Ink – squeezed lemonade, mowed lawn, blueprint sketch

I started my card with an oversized white panel that I ink blended distress oxides in squeezed lemonade, mowed lawn and blueprint sketch on. Then I spritzed it with water and blotted it dry. Next, I trimmed it in half which gave me two strips that measured about 6×2.5 inches.

I used some tape runner to adhere a strip to my glass mat, then sprayed my large random dots stencil with pixie spray and stuck it to my panel. I inked this layer up with white pigment ink using a blending brush.

Next, I sprayed the random dots stencil with pixie spray, placed it on my panel and then spread iridescent glitz glitter gel through it with my stencil pal. I cleaned up my area and washed my stencils, then switched gears to get messy again with the other strip I had.

I stuck this strip to my glass mat with more tape runner and sprayed my stencil with pixie spray again. Then I spread transfer gel through the diamond fade stencil with my stencil pal. I removed the stencil and cleaned it up again, setting both panels aside to dry now.

While they were drying, I turned on my laminator to heat up, stamped some images from Miss Ink Stamps Dee and Dum, and Rub-a-Dub Doggies stamp sets. I colored them with Copic markers and used the scan-n-cut to cut them out.

Once the panels were dry, I trimmed them down to 5.5×2.25 inches. I ran the diamond fade panel through my laminator with black Deco Foil for a slick black look.

I stamped a sentiment for each card using the same stamp sets and die cut them with Pink & Main Large Sentiment Strip dies. Then I added foam strips to the back of the stenciled panels and foam squares to the back of the sentiments and images. Now we assemble our cards!

Here is a look at the Dee and Dum card. Aren’t those guys just too cute?!? I love it and can just hear them saying that phrase. For finishing touches, I added glossy accents to their hats, bowties, and buttons. Then I glued a scattering of Black Eyed Baubles from Trinity Stamps across the design.

For the Rub-a-Dub Doggies card, I adhered everything down and then added glossy accents to the rubber ducky and the dog’s nose. I also used unicorn Stickles randomly on some of the bubbles. I thought it tied them in with the background nicely. Then to finish this card off I added a scattering of Twiddler’s Nook Half-tone pearls in the teal\green colorway.

I just love using stencils, getting inky and messy with these fun products! They add so much interest and texture to simple card designs! Don’t you think?!? I hope you found some fun inspiration today to create something wonderful and share it with someone!

I appreciate you sharing your time with me. Have a fabulous day!
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