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Quick and simple background technique with Imagine Large Daubers and Memento Ink.

Quick and simple background technique with Imagine Large Daubers and Memento Ink. Need a quick and simple background technique? Create a patterned background with Large Daubers and Memento Ink. It is a perfect start for a card, art journal or even a scrapbook page. The color scheme and options are really endless.

Supplies

Imagine

• Memento - Sweet Plum, Angel Pink, Elderberry, London Fog & Tuxedo Black -
• Memento Dual Marker – Sweet Plum, Angel Pink & Elderberry -
• Large Sponge Daubers -

Other

• Rinea - Double-sided foiled paper
• Spellbinders - Thin Metal Die
• Hot off the Press – Botanical Blooms
• Double-sided mounting foam

Instructions:
1) Use a large dauber to apply Memento Inks to the card panel.
2) Stamp floral images onto card panel with Memento, Tuxedo Black
3) Stamp a single flower and leaf image onto a separate piece of cardstock (with same dauber background) and cut out.
4) Enhance single flower/leaf images with Memento Dual Tip Markers.
5) Apply London Fog Memento to craft matt and add water; add ink splatters to the card panel.
6) Edge card panel with London Fog, Memento.
7) Use cutting die to die cut decorative strip from Rinea Foil paper.
8) Adhere Rinea foil paper element to the card base.
9) Adhere Single flower/leaf to the card panel with double-sided mounting tape. Highlight with a glitter pen.
10) Double stamp sentiment (first stamp in Angel Pink then again, slightly offset, with Tuxedo Black).
11) Edge card base with London Fog and Angel Pink Memento.
12) Adhere panel to the card base.

Skill: Intermediate
Time: 45 Minutes

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