Hi Stampers
My post today will be very short because I had my eyes dilated for an exam and I can barely see. It's a good thing I made the card before the Optometrist visit!
This card is for next week's Technique Class. The technique is called 3D Stamping where you create a 3D look by over-stamping your solid image with a slightly darker ink.
I'll have all the information on the class tomorrow.
Thanks
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i love this look! can’t wait to try it.
THIS is beautiful!
Soft & pretty.
I so hate the feel (& look) of having those drops. Hope your appt. went well.