Hello friends! It’s time for a new card challenge over at Cards in Envy. The theme is Fire or Rain! Create a card featuring either fire or rain OR a card using fire or rain colors.
It’s been awhile since I colored the images from Lawn Fawn’s Out of This World stamp set. I thought the little rocket with the fire exhaust would be perfect for the challenge. And it’s always fun to create a space scene using Brusho powder.
Image and sentiment stamps and dies – Lawn Fawn
Watercolor powder – Brusho
Watercolor paper – Canson
Ink – Lawn Fawn and Reverse Confetti
Gold Shine – Heidi Swapp
Markers – Copic
Glossy Accents
Wink of Stella glitter pen
Peel Off stickers – Love from Lizi
Highlighted supplies
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Lawn Fawn stamps – Out of This World
Lawn Fawn Lawn Cuts – Out of This World
Brusho watercolors – 12-pack
Brusho – Black
Tonic Studios – guillotine paper trimmer
Copic Markers – Ciao set A
Copic Markers – Ciao set B
Lawn Fawn ink – Jet Black
Lawn Fawn – Glue Tube
Lawn Fawn – Stamp Shammy
Tombow – Xtreme tabs
Wink of Stella glitter pen – Clear
Scor-Tape – 1/2 inch
Be sure to check out the rest of the Cards in Envy design team’s cards. I’d love for you to play along with our card challenge. Just remember to keep your card fairly flat so it fits nicely in an envelope.
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Looks great, Kristie! Oh that Brusho galaxy background looks fabulous. Terrific job on the card. 🙂
Kristie,
You do such a great job and make it look so easy. I'm just getting started into making cards and want to know what to do with the inside of the card. Do you add cardstock on the inside and then write or stamp your message The backside of the card seems flimsy compared to the front decorated side. I would appreciate some tips. Thanks!
Great galaxy background! I would really like to know how you work with Brusho – I haven't tried it. Love this card and the little flames coming out of the rocket. And I see you used a peel off!! I can't wait to get some of those!
Very cute card, Kristie; and I like your background! I've never tried Brushos! You always inspire!
Thank you, Jeanne! I love using the black Brusho to create backgrounds. Have you tried the Brusho yet?
Thank you, Jan! I appreciate your kindness. For the inside of the cards I personally give out, I add a sentiment and sometimes a thin strip of pattern paper. I don't usually add the sentiment until I know who the recipient will be though. I also stamp my personal 'Handmade by Kristie Marcotte" on the back of the card. I use heavy cardstock (100# weight) for my card bases so my cards don't every feel flimsy. I know a lot of crafters do add a liner of paper to the inside of their cards.
Thank you, Jennifer! I am not a Brusho expert. But I do love using it to make lovely backgrounds. The black is my absolute favorite. I just had to add a little Peel off to the card. I LOVE them! 🙂
Thank you, Sherry! I only know how to make backgrounds using Brusho. And the black is my favorite one since it has so many colors in the mix. 🙂