Etched Delicate Frond – Handmade Holiday

Hello friends it is time for a new release from Simon Says Stamp and this one is absolutely amazing. So many awesome products for your Holiday or even non Holiday making. Today I am sharing a card I made using the beautiufl Etched Delicate Frond. Lets get started 🙂

For me it is always about creating a bunch of backgrounds and having them on hand. I created a few panels using a mix of distress inks and oxides and die cut a few of the fronds. I thought I was going to using a couple but ended up changing my mind as I was creating…that is something that happens to me often.

I used distress watercolor cardstock for this make. Pulled out the beautiful Old Letter background stamp from SSS and inked it up with hickory smoke archival ink. I did stamp it off once on scrap paper and then stamped on the cardstock. Love that it inked up darker in some spots. I used the Mosaic stencil from Stampers Anonymous and Matte texture paste and covered parts of the panel.

After the panel had completely dried I inked the paste with speckled egg , antique linen and added splatters using pumice stone. I decided on adding a velum die cut as well, I used Bazzill 40lb vellum.

Everything looks better with glitter . I spritz the die cuts with resist spray and added the new TH tinsel glitter using the glitter duster. When working with resist spray I use an old amazon box. Don’t use it on the desk or near your computer, it is so hard to get off. Ask me how I know…ROFL!!

I roughted up the edges of the cardstock and popped it up on fun foam. Glued down the vellum piece first. I only added glue down the centre and a few of the petals . Added some clear sequins to finish it off and a fun sentiment from SSS sentiment strips.

I hope you like my step by step. You can find links to the supplies I’ve used below: click on the picture and it will take you directly to the product. If purchased through the link provided I will receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. I truly appreciate all your amazing support. Looking forward to sharing many more projects and techniques including my favorite .. mixed media.

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Thank you so much for taking the time to stop by today. Hope you will subscribe to my blog for future posts. See you again soon with another crafty project.

Kulbir

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