Sunday, July 12, 2020

Let's Get Messy - Take 12


It's the 12th of July which means it's about to get messy on my blog. Okay, maybe not on my blog, but if you could see my fingers. 

Me oh my!

Barb, Kelly, Terry and I create cards for the Hot Mess Success challenge each month and share them on the 12th. 

As you can see from the title of this blog post, we've been doing this monthly challenge for a year now. WOW! 

Now, lest you think this is comfortable, let me assure you, it is not. LOL! I really am not a messy kind of gal. My mind doesn't even think that way... BUT that is exactly why I love the Hot Mess Success Challenge. It forces me out of my comfort zone.

I happened upon a technique-type video a month or two ago that I thought would be just messy enough to count as Hot Mess Success but not so messy that it would stress me out. That's a win/win, to my way of thinking.

Teresa Momber called the  technique Partial Scene Masking with Dies. You can see her video HERE.

I used a Spellbinders Rectangle Die for my "mask" - spraying the back of it with Pixie Spray. If you haven't tried that stuff with your stencils/blending, you really need to do so. It's amazing! But I digress.

As demonstrated in Teresa Momber's video, I blended three colors of ink into a portion of the rectangle. From there, the card was easy to complete.



I hope Barb, Kelly, and Terry like my card.

Now let's head over to their blogs to see their messiness, too...


Thanks for stopping by my blog today!

Stamp Set: Sweet 'N Sassy Poppies and Greetings stamped with Memento Tuxedo Black Ink

Papers: Accent Opaque 120# White, Recollections Black and SU Cameo Coral CS

Ranger Distress Inks (for Blending): Abandoned Coral, Spun Sugar, and Worn Lipstick

Dies: Rubbernecker Nested Rectangle Stitch and Spellbinders Rectangle

Embellishments: Recollections Pearls and Ribbon from an unknown vendor

6 comments:

Carol W said...

Wow Jeanette, Another great card and new technique to try. Awesome "messy" card....

MiamiKel said...

Wow, I haven't used this stamp in forever! (one of my 1st SNSS stamps!) I love this technique - one I've done, too, and your choice of colors is superb. TFS!

Beth Norman-Roberts said...

This is pretty cool. Just enough colour.

kiwimeskreations said...

Way to go Jeanette - this is a stunning technique, and adds so much to you card - well done on getting (a bit) messy :)
Stay safe
Blessings
Maxine

Lynn McAuley said...

How beautiful, Jeanette!! These blended colors are divine with your lovely flowers. And I HAVE found something that takes ink off of fingers: Dawn Platinum Foam!

Barb said...

I love this technique and the colors are picked are perfect with the stamp set. Well Done my Friend!