I went with the inspiration pic this week and just had to test out my new Mini Minc machine...
It's hard to see in the photo above, but I inked the "Love you, mean it" stamp from Talk is Chic with a toner marker and then foiled it with gold. It's not perfect as you can see bits of black through the foil, so I definitely need more practice.
For the rest of the card, I die-cut a panel with Zig Zag Stitched Rectangles and stamped across the bottom with the heart border from Build a Background Basics and red ink. I used the same red ink to stamp the lips beside the sentiment. That whole panel was then popped up on foam tape onto a white card base. Pretty simple!
Thanks for visiting!
Here are the guidelines to join in our challenge:
- Create a new card or project using the sketch provided.
- SugarPea Designs stamps are NOT required to play along or to win but would be appreciated
- You may rotate/flip the sketch & replace shapes – so long as the original sketch layout is recognizable.
- Upload to your blog or other Online Gallery using Keyword: SPDSS56 so that we may check out your beautiful work.
- Add your name and link to your project in the InLinkz on the SugarPea Designs blog.
- One randomly selected winner will receive a $25 Gift Certificate to the SugarPea Designs store. However, if the winning entry features a SugarPea Designs stamp we will increase the prize to $50!
- We will announce our Main Winner at the end of each month.
- The more times you play along during the month, the better chance you have of winning!
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Products used:
Stamps: Talk is Chic, Build a Background Basics
Ink: Toner Ink Pen, Lipstick Red (SSS)
Cardstock: White
Dies: Zig Zag Stitched Rectangles
Accessories: Gold Foil, Mini Minc machine
Cheers
Karren
1 comment:
Had no idea there were toner markers out there. After buying the Mini Minc I realized both of the printers in my house do not use TONER:(( now I'm desperately seeking other means of inking so I can use the Minc in creative ways.
I think your sentiments look great!
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