Surprise!!

It was so lovely to receive this card last week, from Kathryn and 'just because', as the card says!!

I just had to ask Kathryn how she made this and her answer was: by sponging the rainbow effect, using SU! daubers - How simple, right!!

Lovely As a Tree gives the great tree images & a stamp set like Waterfront would be perfect for the hilly images.

The simplicity of the one layered card that is actually quite busy, intrigues me!!

Using a white gel pen, Kathryn marked the cardstock slightly so that twinkling stars are in the Northern Light display!!

If this technique makes you want to create, contact me through my Business Page, or email me at jo.weedon@gmail.com.

Just beautiful!! Thanks so much Kathryn!!

Stamps:  Lovely As a Tree, Waterfront

Cardstock:  Whisper White, Basic Black, Granny Green Apple, Momento Black

Ink: Mlon Mambo, Granny Green Apple, Crushed Curry, Marina Mist, Night of Navy

Accessories:  White Gel Pen, Tear n Tape adhesive, Stampin' blocks, White Embossing Powder, Heat Gun.

Learning The Reflective Technique.

As promised earlier this week, I am sharing how to do the Reflective Technique.

It's quite easy, but feel free to make the same amount of mistakes that I made, so I dont feel so bad, ok?

I used it to make this card, which I taught to my fortnightly class last week. And they enjoyed it - even though I left the acetate at home, oops!! I keep my Project Recipe in those clear document holders, so I cut one of those and we could continue with the project!!

So in order for you to do this technique, it's easiest to follow Maree's video, (she is a fellow Australian Stampin' Up! Demonstrator too!!)

I love her clear video, not just of the actual technique, but the relaxed way she teaches & shows off the various products!!

Thanks Maree, I'll be looking at more of your videos and work in the future :)

Keep Stampin' everyone, I can't wait to see what you have made...