something incredible….by melissa cash « Tombow USA

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something incredible….by melissa cash

Posted by Melissa in Cards,Craft Products,Design Team

Hi there! I must be thinking of warm Spring days by the colors I chose for today’s card.

Lately, I have been fascinated with all of the things you can do with background stamps. Sometimes, I think they get overlooked. I know I have quite a few and don’t use them as often as I should. Watch out, I might be going through a new phase!

I embossed this beautiful Flyaway Coverall stamp from Gourmet Rubber Stamps with Versamark Ink/White Embossing powder. Using sponge daubers I applied three colors of Distress Inks in random sections. I used Tombow Mono Adhesive Dots to adhere the Flyaway panel to a Light Aqua panel and then Tombow Power Tabs to adhere the Lt. Aqua panel to a Mint colored card. Power Tabs can be a nice alternative to Tombow Foam Tabs when you want a little less lift than you would get from the foam tabs.

The Something Incredible sentiment is stamped with Distress ink onto white cardstock and layered to a Mint label die-cut and then popped up onto the image panel with Tombow Foam Tabs.

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4 Responses to “something incredible….by melissa cash”

annkrier says:

February 22, 2013 at 5:16 pm

Pretty – you could also use the Tombow Markers as the color instead of the Distress inks- I might have to find my background stamps tomorrow.
Victoria R says:

February 22, 2013 at 6:20 pm

Beautiful job Melissa! Love it.
Beverly Jordan says:

February 23, 2013 at 4:46 pm

Such lovely colors and tones! Beautifully done, Melissa!
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