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Saturday, May 30, 2020
Picket Fence Studios and My Sweet Petunia Collaboration Blog Hop
Happy Saturday!
What a great day for a blog hop. And what could be better than a Picket Fence Studios collaboration with My Sweet Petunia?
I have two cards using two very different MISTI techniques. So here is the first one.
You might think I just randomly stamped lots of sea life images on my card front and that is what you are supposed to think. But in actuality, I used a homemade turnabout template and only had to place my images once onto that template, pick them up with my MISTI door and then rotate my 6x6 ink blended watercolor paper four times. Easy peasy and QUICK! I did fill in gaps with tiny images, but the biggest part of the design was done with just four turns.
I did not invent this template, but I can link you to the very talented Kathya Kalinine's YouTube video to see how she made it work. It takes a little practice to get a perfect turn each time, but once you figure it out, it is a super fun technique for the MISTI.
Now here is my card using the second technique - this one is a bit messier, but so worth it.
I masked off my card edges so I could concentrate on just a centered rectangle. I placed my watercolor paper into my MISTI with 2 layers of foam beneath because the first part of this card does not require a physical stamp. Now the kinda messy part - I inked up my MISTI door with five colors of Distress Inks. The door got one water spritz from about a foot above and then I shut it onto my paper. I love how the inks moved around and different areas had small ink splatters and some had more blended ones. I used my heat gun to dry the inks and then peeled off my masked edges and I had the perfect spot for a medium sized stamp and sentiment. And the MISTI cleans up easily, so don't worry about that!
I hope you will give these techniques a try. Having a MISTI makes stamping just so much fun! I will link all of the Picket Fence Studios products I used today in case you are in the mood to shop!
We have prizes for you too! We will choose winners of a $50 gift certificate to My Sweet Petunia and a $50 gift certificate to Picket Fence Studios from all the comments on the hop. The winners will be announced on June 2, 2020 on the PFS blog. Be sure to comment so you will have a chance to win!
Now it's time to hop along to the next gal on the list. Channin Pelletier is going to wow you with her collaboration project and I can't wait for you to see it! Here is the entire list in case you get lost along the way.
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Cute card and it's a great way to use the MISTI. [Bunny]
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card...and these brushes are literally very good to work with...
ReplyDeleteWhat fun cards, thx for sharing.
ReplyDeletecool techniques and love how your cards turned out
ReplyDeleteBoth cards are so much fun and I love your staging!! Beautifully done!
ReplyDeleteVery cool techniques and they turned out beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards. Thanks for the tip about another way to use the Misti.
ReplyDeleteCute card! Live my misti!
ReplyDeleteWow! Great techniques! Thank you for sharing them!
ReplyDeleteLove using masking, always turns out nice!
ReplyDeleteEEEK these are awesome!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic technique on your second card, I love the result. Very creative, both cards are fantastic.
ReplyDeleteInk smooshing with a MISTI is so creative!
ReplyDeletefabulous cards!
ReplyDeleteLove the techniques you used with the MISTI and these pretty images! I'm interested to learn more about the turnabout idea... that looks so fun! Great cards!
ReplyDeleteCute sea cards. Love the water backgrounds.
ReplyDeleteLove your turn-about stamping.
ReplyDeleteClever of you to design it.
Sounds like it's easy and fast.
Just need to try it.
thanks for sharing
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Cute cards. Love the ink spatters using the misti.
ReplyDeleteOh so pretty! I especially love your backgrounds!
ReplyDeleteAwesome Cards--I love the images and the backgrounds are fun!
ReplyDeleteGreat use of your Misti! I must remember 'tis. Great cards, too!
ReplyDeleteMarisela Delgado said: Gorgeous cards! I know you're a Texas girl like me! Hugs from San Antonio.....Marisela. mariandmonsterd@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteGreat cards. The backgrounds look spectacular!
ReplyDeleteI love your cards. The fish images are fun!
ReplyDeleteAwesome cards!! I don't remember seeing the fish set before.
ReplyDeleteLove your cards. Unique way to use your Misti!
ReplyDeleteSuper cool and awesome cards! :)
ReplyDeleteI love your cards! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI am definitely going to check out that rotating template. These are so cute!! The Misti makes things so much easier and perfect! Love it! And these cards!
ReplyDeleteWho knew the Misti would be so helpful in smooshingg watercolored ink on a card... great idea, great card!
ReplyDeleteLove these cards! What a neat technique!
ReplyDeleteThank you for both ideas. I will definitely visit your inspiration referral for making your own template. I have done it somewhat but need to learn more! I do like your ink technique using the MISTI door as your pallet!
ReplyDeleteThat second technique I'd never heard of! Very interesting effect!
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful and unique, love them! Especially that second card - great!
ReplyDeleteI love the fish sentiment and beautiful background! AWESOME cards!
ReplyDeleteFabulous and fun cards. Great backgrounds! Thank you
ReplyDeleteThese are so wonderful cards and I'm learning so much with the ink smooshing and restamping!!
ReplyDeleteThe Each Day card is just wonderful. I like the dots....It reminds me of...is it Seurat?
ReplyDeleteSuper SUPER pretty ~ love the watercolor look to your seashell card! I've done a similar technique and it's always a unique experiment on how the ink will blend and mold ~ each one is never the same! Fabulous cards - TFS!
ReplyDeleteGreat cards! I really like how you created the background on the second one!
ReplyDeleteWow. Your own turnabout stamp? That's impressive! This is exactly why I'd love to get a MISTI someday. No other stamping tool can give you such matched precision.
ReplyDeleteBoth of these are beautiful! I like how you did the turnabout technique.
ReplyDeletegreat cards...nice designs.
ReplyDelete:) Karen
Such fantastic cards.
ReplyDeleteGreat colors.
Thanks for sharing...
Great look at the different coloring styles.
ReplyDeleteWonderful cards...neat technique on the second to use the door of the Misti.
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