Friday, 14 February 2014

Get Inky! Use Bleach!


The Get Inky Team were challenged to use BLEACH in the new Challenge over at
You can give this a go or maybe look at the other part of the challenge...


I made a stamping pad using a folded wet wipe on a glass dish
 with a few drops of household bleach added.
I chose a variety of papers and a couple of stamps from Get Inky! Stamps
and produced a few backgrounds - some papers worked better than others...


I decided to use the light brown cardstock which had bleached cream with the moon stamp.


I used digis from Get Inky! for the sentiments and rocket - and matted and layered with some craft paper!
 Then there was just a little gold promarker, glitter and bling to finish!

I am submitting this to
Treasured Times Challenge 11 - layers
Through the Purple Haze - anything goes
Polka Doodles - anything goes

Happy Crafting!


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4 comments:

  1. Unknown15 February 2014 at 08:37

    Wow, what a fantastic technique, this is def on my to do list now. Thanks for joining the fun at TTPH.xx

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  2. butterfly dream cards16 February 2014 at 00:21

    Always hard to find things for a boy or mans card...this is a fab idea...

    fiona dT
    TTPH

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  3. Esperite16 February 2014 at 08:37

    Great card and fab technique, thanks for sharing with us at Through the Purple Haze challenges, Lynne DT xxx

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  4. Unknown16 February 2014 at 10:31

    Wow, bleach stamping! Must try that :) Beautiful card :) thanks for sharing with us over at Through the Purple Haze Challenges.
    Eithne DT

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