Yesterday I watched a Jennifer McGuire video in which she demonstrated how to enhance simple diecuts. I did not have a butterfly like the one Jennifer used, but I had to try this technique using a butterfly from Memory Box that I have. Jennifer used white pigment ink and a sponge along the edge of the butterfly. She then sponged a darker color on the middle of her butterfly. Finally, she edged the lines inside of the butterfly with a Sakura Stardust Gel Pen. Her butterfly was very pretty; mine not so much! But I will try it again. If it turns out better than the one on today's card, I will just cover this one up. Have a great day!
Thursday, January 9, 2020
A Butterfly
Yesterday I watched a Jennifer McGuire video in which she demonstrated how to enhance simple diecuts. I did not have a butterfly like the one Jennifer used, but I had to try this technique using a butterfly from Memory Box that I have. Jennifer used white pigment ink and a sponge along the edge of the butterfly. She then sponged a darker color on the middle of her butterfly. Finally, she edged the lines inside of the butterfly with a Sakura Stardust Gel Pen. Her butterfly was very pretty; mine not so much! But I will try it again. If it turns out better than the one on today's card, I will just cover this one up. Have a great day!
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