Today, I’m sharing Magical Lilac Cards with 5 ways to use Lindys Magicals pigment powders. I love the way these powder have different coloured crystals in them creating unique backgrounds that have beautiful shimmer and colour variation. ad
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Before creating any cards, Backgrounds were created using Mixed media heavystock with Victorian Bouquet Lindys Magicals. Both sides of the heavystock is sprayed with water before sprinkling the Magicals and spraying with water again. They are then left to dry completely before die cutting with the Layered Lilac die set.
The No One Lilac you stamp set was then stamped and heat embossed with Silver embossing powder before using the magicals to colour the images. Backgrounds were also created using the Magicals with the Birdsong Script cling stamp.
The first two cards use the stamped and embossed images coloured with the magicals and die cut once dry. The backgrounds are created using the Birdsong stamp and magicals. Infinity ovals dies were used to add oval detail to the cards and highlight the lilac images.
The last two cards use the Magicals backgrounds die cut with the Layered lilac die set. The second car also incorporates plain coloured cardstock in the layers with some simple ink blending using distress inks for visual dimension and contrast to the Magicals pieces.
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