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I'm sad to see the end of my 14 Days of Valentine's Cards series, but at least that means I can share a whole bunch of other projects that couldn't get posted in that time! Today I'm sharing a sweet gift card holder I made using the Gel-à-Tins SWAK (Sealed With A Kiss) set.
In my head I envisaged a cute card that could be given to a girlfriend, maybe with a spa or beauty voucher/gift card tucked inside:
Pretty huh? And so easy to do!
I started by stamping one of the lip images onto my Stamper's Select White card base using A:Muse inks in Grapefruit, Cherry, Heather, Grape and Watermelon.
I then added some Glossy Accents to one of the lips and sprinkled with Martha Stewart Crystal Fine glitter for a pouty lip gloss look! If you're wondering how I got such accurate coverage, it's because I used a pin to 'pull up'/shape the Glossy Accents before it dried!
All that was left was to add a suitable sentiment from Flipping Out using Versafne Onyx Black ink. I chose to add this on a strip of cardstock with scored edges to add a fun accent.
I'd love to know what you think of this cute little card! Thanks so much for stopping by!!!
6 comments:
those are some sexxxxy lips!! beautiful gradient stamping!
I laughed out loud literally when I saw your card. I published a lips card today too. I love the gradients on the crisp white.
This is simply too gorgeous, my kind of card T :) x
Hee hee! Before I read the post, I wasn't sure if you had stamped the lips or if you had stamped it in lipstick (that would be cool, too). Your card turned out so fab, Taheerah!
I thought it was lipstick too! How cool!
LOVE that you were able to find so many "shades of lipstick!" Fantastically graphic, this is : ) I looked at the lines in the lips to see if they were all the same or not ... yep, it's a stamp!
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