I went on a marbling high last night…I mean it literally, as I was playing around with making marble paper with nail polish! I had loads of fun but had to open the windows after a while!! Today’s post will highlight a card I made marbling with shaving foam though. This is not my usual style and I don’t think I’ve ever made a card with geometric shapes. But after seeing so may “geometric meets vintage” trends at the Creative World fair in Frankfurt on Monday, I was inspired to try it too!
The flower & leaves die cuts from Altenew’s Peony bouquet set were cut from a marbled panel I had made by mixing alcohol inks and shaving foam. Heres the method. I find that using photo paper of 300g gives quite a good effect.
I especially marbled the inks so that it would look good on flower dies and I love the result!
The geometric broad black die cut comes from a free digital cut file from Winnie & Walter which I cut with my Silhouette portrait machine. I love how they provide cut files in their shop so I can have new die cuts straight away! I added pearl coloured Magic Pearls onto the white portion of the card and also on the stacked sentiment from Casual Fridays, which I cut from red card stock. The round geometric shape and sequins were sent to me by the generous Maria from Rieslingmama, when I said I didn’t have anything from W&W! Thanks again Maria!
Before I end this post, here are the panels I made during my nail polish marbling night. I really love how they turned out.
And a sneak peak to what I’m going to do with them with my new Altenew jellyfish dies.
Aren’t they gorgeous!! I just love them! BTW heres the tutorial I followed to do the nail polish marbling. I also used their free app “A Color Story” to bring out the colours from my marbling panel, its an amazing app!
Thanks for stopping by and I hope you liked it!
I’m entering this card in:
Winnie & Walter’s The Gossip Column marbling challenge. There are some amazing marbling cards over there!
Altenew February inspiration challenge
Uniko studio – Anything Goes
Simon says Stamp Wednesday challenge – The color of love
What a fabulous technique and STUNNING result. Your card is gorgeous and so striking. Thanks for joining in on the Uniko Challenge and my apologies for commenting so late. Hugs Bev x
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Thanks Beverly!
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Loads of gorgeous marbled goodness here! The flower and leaves are so cool, and love all your other panels as well! Thanks for spreading The Gossip on w&w’s The Gossip Column!
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Loads of gorgeous marbled goodness here! Those flowers and leaves look so awesome, and I love all your other panels too! Thanks for spreading The Gossip on w&w’s The Gossip Column!
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Gwendolyn, I’m amazed with your techniques! Marbles are sooo beautiful and so do your card! I would love to try it some day) Thanks for joining Altenew Inspiration challenge!
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Web hey! Youve really had fun with the marking technique. Looks great with the outline flower stamps x
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Thanks Lindsey I did!
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Great card, love your marbling technique
Thank you for joining us at Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge this week.
Jo x
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That flower looks so amazing. What an incredible use of shaving foam marbling, love it! thanks for playing along at Uniko.
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Thanks Jane!
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WOW! Great effect!
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Thanks Wendy!
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ohh wow! How awesome. What a cool affect. It’s very pretty!
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Thanks!
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Wow, your marbling effect with shaving cream and alcohol inks is awesome, Gwendolyn! I love that textured look on the peonies! So glad that you join the fun over Simon Says Stamp Wednesday “The Color of Love” Challenge! Awesome details and design! Thanks for entering Altenew Inspiration Challenge, too! That jelly fish looks SO cool! Wunderscheon!
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Thanks Virginia for your kind comments. I really appreciate it when you take the time to stop by!
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