This was a challenge . Stamp background with acrylic block. Well I think if I stamp a bg it is generally with a block , so I wanted to do something original but nothing worked 
First I tried ink directly on the block Trust me it was not good . 
Then I used alcohol inks on the block  uh uh  I then tried to  die cut a flower on easy mount but the die wouldn't cut through It did however leave an imprint 
So I trimmed around it with scissors and adhered it to the block 
I am showing this stage so you can see the background before I add embellishments 
The banner and lace butterfly is printed on the matt so I cut around it and slipped my bg under it  Added the embellishments and the saying from Pretty Pears MFP 
Come to http://marksfinestpapers.blogspot.com and challenge yourself to try this 
The stamp set that is up for grabs is Happy Easter
After I did the above I had success with the failure at the beginning  I used Dylusional inks on the block turned the cardstock face down and used the brayer I like the finished work I used the MFP Coneflower stamp set
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2 lovely cards but my fav is the second one, just love the colours.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Both cards look great! The Dylusional inks look terrific!
ReplyDeleteI like the Dylusions card!! Great effect using the sprays on the block then adding your card to it! Love the Coneflowers too!
ReplyDeletewell done...you nailed it!
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Beautiful cards. Love the die you used on the first one.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Lis, especially the one with the Coneflower!
ReplyDeleteLis,
ReplyDeleteTwo very pretty cards - the second with the coneflower is beautiful!
love both the cards and great sentiment on the first but the second one is my favourite you made a fabulous background and love the coneflower image
ReplyDeletecarol x
At least your hard work and frustration ended with lovely results. I love the coneflower card bestest :o)
ReplyDeleteJackie xx
The Coneflower card is stunning Lis, love it, it's very inspiring.
ReplyDeleteWarm hugs
Maarit
Failure with persistence will usually end in success. Yours was a resounding success. Excellent. - Jim
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