I LOVE challenges, but LOVE just as much to sometimes just make a card just for the fun of it...right?!! Well, I got this fun stamp from Penny Black(Constellations) and some different colored Liquid Pearls and made a couple cards...oh my...the wonderful and endless possibilities...and super easy and quick...REALLY like that!! Here's what I made...
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Stamped in Versamark and white embossed. Sentiment is Hero Arts(CL 307 Mini Messages) versamarked and white embossed as well. Used Dark Chocolate, Hot Cocoa and White Opal Liquid Pearls. Used my Bow Easy and some grosgrain dark brown ribbon.
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This card used the same Penny Black and Hero Arts stamps...the colors of Liquid Pearls: Ocean Blue, Key Lime and Hydrangea. Before I dotted with the pearls, I ran the card through my Big Shot with my Papertrey Ink Linen/Canvas Impression plate. Because side opening card, decided to angle ribbon...like how it follows the lines of the flowers/sparlers/weeds/??....what fun!!!!!!
Thanks for visiting me today!! Hugs!! Lisa
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Thanks for visiting me today!! Hugs!! Lisa
These look stunning Lisa
ReplyDeleteI use liquid pearls a lot but usually only the white one!
I have trouble with my easy bow maker, i must try tat again, yours look fabulous
mandi
The liquid pearls are just an amazing way to embellish the flower heads, I love the neutral tones the best :0)
ReplyDeleteJenny x
Ooooo really like these, going to have to get me some more of these liquid pearls, only tend to use white hehe :)
ReplyDeleteLove them both, but for me the way those various brown pearls pop off the brown card with the white embossing is just to die for!
ReplyDeleteLove the white on kraft - totally yummy. Great set of cards.
ReplyDeleteThese look great! I'd love to know which white embossing powder you use, as it's soooo white and brilliant! I have yet to find one that is a nice bright white and that gives good coverage! M x
ReplyDeleteI could kiss you. I've a bucket of liquid pearls and never use them. AND I have this stamp. Score! TYSM!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards Lisa, I love them both:) I have this stamp and I don't think I have ever used it - thanks for such wonderful inspiration, hugs x x
ReplyDeleteThat look so cool!
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely! I've never used liquid pearls, but they look great and so much fun! I love the stamped image too. Great wee cards.
ReplyDeleteOh la. la...love the liquid pearls. The two cards are so different from one another, but GORGEOUS! Love, love, love them!
ReplyDelete{gasp!} These are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAnother brilliant post, Lisa! Love the angled bow...ingenious. You've inspired me to dust of my Liquid Pearls. Hugs!
ReplyDeleteStunning!! I love the look of the liquid pearls and each card looks so different.
ReplyDeleteThese are just gorgeous! I love the warm, chocolatey feel of the first card. So fun to make cards just for fun!
ReplyDeleteI am in love with these bottles of Liquid Pearls,too! Aren't they super fun? Love your gorgeous cards, Lisa!
ReplyDeleteYou must have a steady hand. Those pearl drops are perfect! You inspired me to get the linen texture plate. Now I just have to use it. ;)
ReplyDeleteOh wow. These are great. I haven't played with liquid pearls in forever. I forgot how fun they could be.
ReplyDeleteThese are just beautiful, Lisa! I especially love the one done on Kraft! I feel a CASE coming on!
ReplyDeleteLove these!
ReplyDeleteStunning cards! Great use of liquid pearls.
ReplyDeleteJust perfect!! Love your card!! I've never heard of Bow Easy, have to look that up! www.craftykards.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteWhere do you get all of that stuff? Im new to scrapbooking and card making so I need help finding neat things like that...
ReplyDeleteI love them!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love these cards. I have a stamp with those flowers and never could get the colors right by stamping with more then one color of ink. Now I know a new way. Thanks so much for the inspiration and a new way to use my many colors of Liquid Pearls.
ReplyDeleteLiquid pearls look great. Love your color combos. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteFound your post when looking for ideas on using Stickless. This idea is perfect!
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