MISTI & Pinkfresh Blog Hop

Hi there, crafty friends. I’m excited to be part of the MISTI & Pinkfresh Blog Hop. I have two cards to share today plus a MISTI tip.

I created two background panels using blue and purple alcohol inks. After they were completely dry, I die-cut THIS die from both of them. I also cut several from white card stock.

For the first card…

I used the negative pieces to create a background. I adhered one panel vertically and one horizontally to create a grid pattern…

I finished up the design with THESE flowers (more on that later in this post) and a white heat embossed sentiment.

For the second card…

I weaved the strips from the die-cutting in and out of the vertical lines of the die. After I weaved them, I adhered the piece to another white piece to sandwich the strips in place. I love the look of weaving…

I finished the design using THIS die to create a spot for THIS sentiment.

MEMORY MISTI TIP

Before I go, I wanted to share more about the Memory Misti. Not only is it great if you are doing larger projects like scrapbooking, it’s also great for mass producing cards. I used it to create several backgrounds at once…

With the layering flower stamp I used, I was able to create stations that I can rotate the paper to add color to the flowers quickly. Since THIS MISTI is so large I was able to add several more stamps to the door. You can definitely mass produce with the smaller MISTI, but I wanted to demonstrate how the larger one makes it even easier. I used THESE corners to keep the panel in place where there isn’t a square corner like the other side. Worked great and I need to get another pair for the other side…

P.S. I only set up three cards for what I needed, but I laid the finished card in a fourth spot to show you the possibilities.

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105 Comments

  1. Cindy Coe
    August 8, 2020

    Great use of the negative space to make two stunning cards.

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  2. Maureen T
    August 8, 2020

    Beautiful color pallete, Heather! Such pretty cards

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  3. Carol G
    August 8, 2020

    Love the colors and how creative for the two backgrounds! The weaving of the strips from the first background is genius!

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  4. Mirella Rogan
    August 8, 2020

    Wowza, these colours are so amazing! LOVE!

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  5. Leslie Lescalleet
    August 8, 2020

    thanks for the tips and ideas. i do like them

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  6. Kaitlyn
    August 8, 2020

    This is an excellent design! I haven’t seen woven cards quite like that before. Also, thanks for the tip regarding the memory misti and mass-producing cards. I am contemplating which size misti would fit my needs best, and this gives me more options to consider.

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  7. Fonda Rush
    August 8, 2020

    The backgrounds are stunning. What nice cards you made.

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  8. Helen F
    August 8, 2020

    Wow! Great use of alcohol inked card stock in creating these vibrant and eye-catching backgrounds, Heather! So clever, especially the 2nd card!! Thanks so much for the great inspiration! Take care! 🙂

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  9. Kelsey Thomas
    August 8, 2020

    I love the colors! 🙂

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  10. PamR
    August 8, 2020

    Beautiful cards. Love the brilliant colors.

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  11. Christine Miller
    August 8, 2020

    What amazing cards! Just stunned by that beautiful paper weaving!

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  12. Allie L
    August 8, 2020

    These areas so amazing. Don’t think I have the patience for paper weaving. 🤣

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  13. Giselle D.
    August 8, 2020

    Wow, your cards are so cool! I love the vivid colours you get with alcohol inks. Thanks for the tips on using the Misti!

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  14. Dorothy A
    August 8, 2020

    Beautiful cards. Didn’t realize they were both made using alcohol ink. Such gorgeous colors and fun patterns.

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  15. Anushree Vaish
    August 8, 2020

    Beautiful cards!! Thanks for the inspiration !!

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