Group of Seven Cardmaker's November Smooshing with Cling Wrap

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I used Brushos and Magicals Powders to create my Cling Wrap backgrounds.

Enjoy:-)

My Brushos Cling Wrap "Signature" Tree Christmas Card:-)

I lightly spritzed water onto an A2 size piece of Strathmore Mixed Media paper

 and sprinkled with Brushos Blue, Red and Green powders.

Then spritzed again lightly and tipped the MM paper to spread the ink.

Next placed a piece of Cling Wrap a little bit larger than the A2 paper and

tucking extra wrap under the sides.  Then used my fingers to scrunch up the wrap.

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Set the piece aside to dry overnight.

Removed wrap and let background completely air dry.

I got line marks, but no cells.

Then die cut with Pinkfresh Studio "Braided Oval" Die.

Used my new to me Simon Says Stamp "Place and Score Embellishmdient Wand"

to poke out the paper that were left in Many of the big and tiny die holes.

I have several similar tools,  but I am already liking this the best:-)

Then die cut the larger Braided Oval die for a white frame.

Added the SSS Clean Lines Christmas Dies star that I die cut from 

silver glitter paper from my stash.

Used Misti to stamp the  SSS Clean Line Christmas Stamps sentiments (out of stock)

 with Versafine Clair Nocturne pigment ink and heat emboss with SU Clear EB powder.

 

I arranged the star and sentiment to give a faux Christmas Tree look:-)

Attached layer to white frame with Connect Glue using Fine Tip Bottle.

Then popped up white frame with SU dimensionals to Neenah Bright White

card base and Done!  I was pleased with the result😊

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My Lindy's Magical's Powder Cling Wrap Christmas Card.

If only you could see the Magical Shine in the Background.

So much prettier IRL!

My 2nd card using the same Cling Wrap techniques as my 1st card,  but this time

 I used Lindy's Magicals Powders.  I used red, teal and green powders. They are more

 pastel Christmas colors,  which I never use,  but thought heck...why not!

My Magicals Smooshing Cling Wrap Technique background had even lighter markings

 than the Brushos background,  but I think it was because of using Magical's Powders.

I die cut the piece with Spellbinders Rectangle Hemstitch Die and again used

my SSS Place and Score Embellishment Wand to poke out all the holes on the border.

I used the SSS Clean Line Christmas Stamps for the stamped and 

heat embossed trees,  but stamped the trees with SSS white pigment ink

 and heat embossed with Wow white EB powder.

Next stamped and heat embossed the sentiments and attached with Connect Glue.

I added light blue and light green shiny rhinestones from my stash.

Popped up main image with SU dimensionals and Done!

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My 2nd Magical's powder Peace, Love, Joy Cling Wrap Christmas Card.

I used  the same Red and Blue shades of Lindy's Magicals colors as the above card,  

but my camera saw darker shades..lol!

I used the same oval Spellbinder die as the card above to die cut the background.

Then used the same SSS Clean Line Christmas Stamps for the heat

embossed trees.

Added the light blue rhinestones and die cut glittery stars.

 then stamped the STAMPlorations "Homespun Christmas" sentiments

with black pigment ink and heat embossed with clear EB powder and

attached with Connect Glue.

Popped up main image using craft foam and Done!

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I am now looking forward to trying the Smooshing Cling Wrap Technique

with Alcohol Ink on Yupo paper:-)

I am determined to get some of the cool cells:-)

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Happy Holidays,  dear friends and Thank you for visiting:-)

Love and Hugs..💕

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