I am super excited to post my first post as Artist in Resident for Imagine Crafts today. The challenge this month is to use a new Kaleida-color ink pad, the matching Memento Ink and a Fireworks! Ink spray. That was not an easy challenge for me. I am so not a multi-colored kind of girl. But I made it work. 🙂 I used the new Tomato Vine Kaleidacolor ink pad. The matching Memento Ink colors are Rich Cocoa, Bamboo Leaves, Morocco, Love Letter and Peanut Brittle Memento Ink.
To see step by step instructions for this card click on more.
Slide your Kaleidacolor ink pad together and ink up butterfly image from JustRite Stamper Grand Sentiments.
Stamp image on white cardstock. Add antenna stamp in Rich Cocoa Memento ink.
Draw butterfly body with Rich Cocoa Memento Marker. Cut out image.
Stamp frame image in Rich Cocoa Memento Ink. Cut out with Spellbinders Label Four and Label Eight Nestabilities dies.
Sponge layers while die is still over the cardstock first with Bamboo Leaves Memento Ink,
then with Peanut Brittle Memento Ink.
Sponge the inside of the Label Four die cut with Peanut Brittle Memento Ink and stamp a sentiment with Rich Cocoa in the center.
Emboss a 4 1/4″ white cardstock square with the Enchanted M-Bossabilities folder. Color the raised images with Bamboo Leaves, Morocco and Love Letter Memento Inks.
Spray the background and a bit of the sentiment panel with Lady Bug Fireworks! Ink spray.
Stitch embossed layer to a slightly bigger piece of brown cardstock before. Punch a hole on the lower left of the sentiment panels and tie seam binding around the layers. Adhere sentiment panels with foam adhesive squares. Finish off the card with rhinestones.
Thanks so much for stopping by! Have a wonderful day!
Beate
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Beate
Stay at Home Mom of Three, Splitcoast Team Member and Copic and Spellbinders die Lover.43 Responses to “Kaleidacolor Tomato Vine”
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Just gorgeous, Beate! Fab use of those bright colours!
Waw it’s so cute! I love the pretty colours and the shape of the card. hugs! Mojca
VERY exciting indeed! Congrats! This is GORGEOUS! Love what you’ve created! I must check those supplies out! Always an enabler you are 😉
Very different from your normal style. I like it! I didn’t know that they still made those stamp pads! I am going to hunt now
I think this turned out great!
WOW! This is super gorgeousl
Such a Pretty Card Beate…Love the Bright Colors!!
Congratulations, Beate! How exciting for you to be working with these fab products. Your card looks gorgeous! x
Beautiful card!
God Bless 🙂
What an awesome card! Love your mix of colors. The frame is gorgeous!
Hello!
This is so beautiful! I love it all! Makes me long for Spring – as all we have in this part of WI is cold and snow, snow and more snow! Wishing you a happy day!
Hugs,
Barbara Diane
Congratulations! Beautiful card. I love it!
Beautiful! Love the card, especially the idea of using a kaleidoscope type ink pad for the butterfly! I have an old one that never gets used (it will now). One questions for your gorgeous card — what is the the pencil type tool that you used to get the ink from the dew drops onto the card (pencil with blender type top)?
Lovely card. like the way you colored the embossed piece with those pen nibs…what are they? they seem to work very well.
stamping sue
http://stampingsueinconnecticut.blogspot.com/
SO PRETTY how you colored the raised images. What tool did you use to do this?…It looks like an eye shadow aplicater in the photo.
LOVELY card:)
Oh Beate!! This is amazingly beautiful! Gorgeous colors and I love the design!!
hugs,
M
wow, what gorgeous colors Beate.. Gorgeous card and great tutorial.
Beautiful card. What are those pencil like things you used to paint with?
This is gorgeous, Beate!! I love the multi-colored butterfly!! The background is stunning!! What a fabulous card!! As always, thanks for the amazing inspiration!! Happy Wednesday 🙂
Lisa
A Mermaid’s Crafts
Beautiful card! I love the step by step directions! I too would like to know what the blender tools are? God bless!
This is lovely Beate and your first post was wonderful. :0)
It looks beautiful Beate! Fabulous job and congrats to you. 🙂
Hugs~
Absolutely beautiful Beate! Love the colors on the embossing!
Wow…I clicked on the picture to get a better look at this card. You rocked it, Beate! Yes, it is a lot of color, but you really made it all work together. The butterfly is lovely, and I really like the ink spatters, too. Nicely done!
Such a lovely card, Beate! So fresh it’s good enough to eat! LOL!
It’s wonderful being on the AIR team with you!
Congratulations Beate!!! So happy for you! And this is a very cheerful, summery, beautiful card!
Really beautiful card, Kazuko! But I’m not surprised — your cards are ALWAYS beautiful!
Wow this is so pretty….love the colors …so bright and cheerful….tfs
Congrats and have lots of fun. Another pretty card from you today….you never disappoint us.
Beautiful card. I haven’t used my kaleidacolor inks in forever. What were the tools/pencil- like sponges you used to apply the Ink to the embossed paper?
The Kaleidacolor pads are one of my favorite inks! I love the variety that one pad holds 🙂 Your card is gorgeous-the colors are so rich and vibrant! This one is on my wish list. Thanks for always sharing how you work your magic! Hugs…
Hi Beate, This card is so beautiful, the colors are so fresh and bright! Love it.
Wow! I love your cards and ideas! This one is a gem!
Beate is there anything you can’t do! ;0) This is Beautiful as all your cards/projects are! Tfs! Hugs Traci ;0)
Gorgeous background and card. Thanks for the step-by-step tutorial.
Beautiful card as always. I haven’t used my kaleidoscope ink in a long time but now you have given me ideas. Thanks!
What spray did you use on the card? It’ a red color and looks like a color splash but who is the maker and who sells it?
Gosh this was a lot of work, but the results are gorgeous, Beate. What a beautiful creation!
Congrats and great work. I have a couple of those Kaleidacolor inkpads that I never use. I guess it’s time to pull them out. Now, if I could just remember where I put them.
Congrats!!! I love the multi color on the butterfly and such a pretty way to do the background and neat framing!
How very different Beate. It’s bright, bold and beautiful.
Where is the stamped frame from? I have the nest abilities dies and feel the frame would really be a nice addition.
Thank You
Lori
You really met the challenge and worked those inks Beate! Lovely 🙂
I would love to know how to do this it is so pretty. Thank you Rita