Hi bloggers! Here is a fun new technique that I came up with recently. You might have seen the video a few weeks back about using the cling film with Lustre Polish. This is a carry on from that, which uses the cling film from that technique to make another card and give it an exciting background. Nothing wasted at all!
8 1/2" in size. All for now, Sue x
Morning Sue.
ReplyDeletea lovely card, thank you.
Take care and have fun Kitty.
Ohhh my goodness Sue I can't wait to watch this tutorial it looks amazing and your Cosmos flowers looking absolutely adorable as does the completed sample. I know we tell you over and over that you and crafting helps lift our spirits and health and importantly these days our mental health but this may be the one that gets my mojo back and helps me back into my little craft room, thank you Sue. To all popping in from round the country and globe, hope you are all keeping safe and staying away as best as you can from anything or anyone that can put you at risk. Sending love to all worried blog family 💖🌻
ReplyDeleteFabulous card Sue xx Hazel
ReplyDeleteMorning Sue and all the Wilsonettes
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely card going to watch video now
Sending love and healing hugs to all that need them xx
Hope you all have a good day
Love
Sharon MK
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Another stunning card you have created for us today.Thank you Sue.
ReplyDeleteTake care Jan x
Hello Sue, these are mesmerising colours on your beautiful card. Certainly a card to lift the spirits, so needed by everyone at the moment. Thanks sue, will enjoy watching your video later. Stay safe and well everyone xx
ReplyDeleteMorning Sue and all Wilsonettes, will watch the video later. Looks interesting. xx
ReplyDeleteStay safe, healthy and happy, hugs, June Smith xxx
Hi Sue, what a beautiful card and flowers, I love the colours and technique Thanks for sharing. Take care and keep safe in this terrible situation we are all in .xx
ReplyDeleteHello Sue
ReplyDeleteJust watched your video what a brilliant technique I really like this card and can't wait until I can give it a go hopefully in 4 weeks time when my plaster comes off. Sue you and this lovely blog are going a long way in keeping me sane. Thank you so much everyone stay safe
Hello Sue and all
ReplyDeleteLove the plastic wrap backgrounds, cosmos flowers and great colours. A fabulous card and will watch the video later
Hugs
Muriel x
Hello Sue, fabulous card and great video. The colours are gorgeous
ReplyDeleteMarion S x
Hi Sue
ReplyDeleteA lovely card.
B xx
Great card, love the background colours.
ReplyDeleteMichele
Good Morning Sue and all.
ReplyDeleteA gorgeous card and a video that I will watch again and again. You are a superb teacher and although I promised myself that I wouldn't buy any more dies I am going to buy the Cosmos one today.
Thank you for the inspiration.
Healing thoughts to Crew Trish. You could put that gorgeous background on your plaster lol.
Hugs.
Marie P.
A beautiful card Sue .
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Good morning Sue Wow what a gorgeous card and a great technique this is such a good idea that ensures no waste I will definitely give this a go I love the cosmos flowers
ReplyDeleteHi Sue - a really lovely card and I'm excited about watching your video later this morning to see your new technique. Sending best wishes
ReplyDeleteYvonneMayxx
A pretty card
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ReplyDeleteWill save the video for later watching, with
so much time now (you can only garden for so long!!)
Will be backtracking to see previous ones again,
love the card colours too,
Doreen x
Morning Sue,
ReplyDeleteAnother clever technique, love the card.
Lydia
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Good Morning Sue and everyone this morning. What brilliant video today and a beautiful card. I love this technique but can someone tell me please would the same thing happen with the pixie powders. I mean lifting it off and putting it on another piece. I might try.
ReplyDeleteMARIE you will not be disappointed with the Cosmos set. I have the die and stamps so so lovely. Happy crafting.
TRISH hope you are feeling better soon.
Thankyou Sue for you continued inspiration for this lovely blog family. You are certainly spurring us on. Sending hugs and best wishes to everyone who needs them this morning.Kind regards Ann Toppcards Leeds.
Great card and idea I have done the cling film technique with PP’s so I am very interested in watching this
ReplyDeleteHello Sue, absolutely blimming brilliant background and card. Off to watch the video and check out the technique. Take care all and stay safe. Bx
ReplyDeleteHi Sue, thanks for sharing this technique and for continuing to inspire us every day. During this difficult time it will be good to try out different techniques to keep us occupied. WakeyL
ReplyDeleteMorning Sue, thank you for this stunning card and video. If I get time I might actually have a go at the cling film technique later. Bit of a busy and stressful time, so it might help me feel calmer. Sending hugs to all whether you are still working or staying safe at home. Take care all hugs Donna x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card. Love the cling film effect.
ReplyDeleteHi sue what a beautiful card today the flowers are stunning and the cling film wow!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you sue love always
June horrocks xxxxxxx
Lovely colours but I’m not a fan of ‘messy’ which the central piece looks to me. The rest of the card is really lovely.
ReplyDeleteDoreen R
Hi Sue
ReplyDeleteGreat video and great technique for the background even though I don’t have any lustre polishes to try it out. Love the card and the cosmos flowers are beautiful
Crewe Trish only 4 weeks to go until you get crafting again, I’m sure you’ll be glad to get the plaster cast off. xx
Love and hugs to everyone
Pat
Hi Sue and lovely wilsonettes x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Sue x thankyou so so much for this blog and your video's, being at home with this virus this week may have stopped me crafting but still enjoying the inspiration every day and can't wait to feel better and try this technique x thankyou Sue x
Theresa w in Berks xxx
Hi Sue this is a stunning card it is just so pretty. Take care. Hugs Jackie
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous :)
ReplyDeleteVery informative video. I did not realize that on the second pull you left the cling wrap on. I only have 2 luster polishes and probably not colors to go together but I think I will try using the one blue I have and maybe adding a little purple texture paste. Now that I am "staying home" so much, I have time to experiment. I really love this card and I want to give it a try.
ReplyDeleteI hope everyone is staying safe. This has been one of the worst months for several reasons besides this horrible virus. This blog is a bright spot.
Stephanie K
Hi Sue, a stunning card to lift our spirits.
ReplyDeleteHope everyone is staying safe in these troubled times. I'm hoping to do some crafting this afternoon if I can remember how. lol But, I will watch your video first Sue.
Hugs xxx Pauline
Hi Sue,
ReplyDeleteIT'S AN ABSOLUTE WOWSER!! I SHALL LOOK AT THE VIDEO AT NIGHTTIME...…… BECAUSE I HAVE YET SOME MORE CARDS TO MAKE...……………….
But that is how it should be...………………
Hugs
Rose
Well, after reviewing this video, now I know why my attempt at getting two prints from the cling film did not work. I did not remove the film from the first print until the next day. That means the Lustre Polish was dry on the film. I did mist the dry polish with water before trying to make the second print. It just did not work the way I did it. So now I know to press the cling film and remove from the first print before the polish dries. Then I need to use some spray glue on the blank card before pressing the cling film onto it. Thanks for the video and sharing your new techniques.
ReplyDeleteLove this idea Sue, who doesn’t love a twofer? These colours are gorgeous & make such a nice card. A method I:must try. Thank you Sue for your inspiration.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post, great technique and gorgeous colours - love it.
ReplyDeleteIt's wonderful card!
ReplyDeleteHi Sue
ReplyDeleteLove it when you get the old cling film out. What a fantastic effect. Absolutely beautiful colours and a stunning card. I really must have a fool around with my own cling film. After all I have plenty of time on my hands at the moment x
Crafty hugs to everyone x
PP
Yvonne x
Haven’t watched the video yet but am about to. Love the card and the thought of using one idea for 2 cards.
ReplyDeleteHi Sue, a really lovely card and I love the abstract look that you get with the cling film.
ReplyDeleteFrances
Hi Sue
ReplyDeleteSorry it’s only now I’ve been able to catch up with your blog (it’s manic in work a lot off sick). What a beautiful card I’ll have to watch video later because I’m just off to work
Hugs x
Heather Y
Good morning Sue,
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning card & love this technique with the cling film. Yvonne xx
Stunning card Sue. Will make a lovely thank you card to all the folk that have helped me to stay safe at home xx
ReplyDeleteLovely card Sue, I love how you use any and all things for crafting!!
ReplyDeleteSimple, but oh so pretty...love the colour...luv Ursula xx
ReplyDeleteHi Sue
ReplyDeleteI love the simplicity of this card l not seen this technique l going to look it up very soon
Owlish Xx
Hi Sue,
ReplyDeleteInteresting effect.
Thank you for the demo.
Véronique L
Hi Sue
ReplyDeleteWhat a brill technique and the results are stunning
The end card is a beauty
Thank you for sharing
Take care my friend
Theresa G
I’m a huge fan of your videos and have even binge watched them. This video is awesome just like your videos always are! The cling wrap technique is fun and the texture as well as the color combinations that can be created make it a technique to try! It’s also a great way to use the leftover from a prior technique. I may have said this before but your Cosmos flowers are my favorite! And finally...the sentiment fits perfectly with my preference to send cards just to let someone know I’m thinking of them. This is a fabulous card!
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