I made this project using basic white thick cardstock and basic black cardstock. I also used white ink with a sponge dauber and masking paper with 3 different sized circles cut out. I then added the shiny black and silver embellishments. It was so easy to get the bokeh look using the white craft ink and then heat embossing the white sentiment on the front also. I will be submitting to the following challenges.
Monday, January 8, 2024
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I love this card!! You made the Bokeh technique so much easier!! and, it's gorgeous!! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLove the use of the bokeh, super card
ReplyDeleteI'm following your blog - welcome to the CFD family
Kathyk
Ty so much!! Ty for having me!! I am excited to get started!!
ReplyDeleteJill what a fab bokeh effect, to be honest I never would have thought of doing it on a black background but it sure does pop! Thanks for playing us with at AAA Cards and we hope to catch you again soon.
ReplyDeleteKarenR (DT AAA Cards)