Snow Better Friend – MFT Stamps

Hey there! I felt like doing a little ink blending and coloring so I picked a couple MFT products I haven’t used yet, and sat down to create. I hope you enjoy this clean and simple card – well clean and simple my way. I haven’t used my distress oxide inks in awhile and I love the way they look on kraft cardstock.

STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS

1. From scrap cardstock, die cut the Watercolor Wash Free Form Die-namics. I like to use the backer that comes in every MFT stamp set. I usually put stamps and dies in another labeled storage sleeve, but I keep the thick cardstock to use as extra layers for my card panels or die cuts.
2. Use this as a stencil (yes, there is a stencil version of this, but I don’t have it. Using the die works in the same way) on a piece of kraft cardstock. Ink blend white pigment ink and Chipped Sapphire distress oxide ink around the edges. To darken the edges, ink blend Black Soot distress oxide ink.
3. Next, splatter the panel generously with diluted white pigment ink and silver metallic watercolor.
4. Die cut the kraft panel using the A2 Double Stitched Rectangle STAX Die-namics. Add layers from scrap cardstock.
5. Matte the panel with an A2 panel of patterned paper from the Black & White Stripes paper pad.
6. Adhere the panels together to an A2 card base.
7. Stamp and copic color a few images from Coolest Friends. Die cut with the coordinating die-namics. Adhere the images.
8. Stamp and white heat emboss a sentiment from the set on black cardstock. Trim and adhere below the images.
9. Embellish the card with clear, sparkling sequins all around the panel.

Thanks for reading! As always, find more on the MFT YouTube channel.

Happy crafting,
Tiffany

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