A colorful cocktail card featuring overlapping stamped drinks and a chalkboard-style background created with black ink, white pigment ink, masking, and heat embossing.
A slimline teacher appreciation card featuring a worn chalkboard background, a kraft wooden-frame effect, and a colorful stack of stamped books.
A chalkboard technique card featuring tulips and daffodils with hand coloring on black cardstock. I’m sharing how I created this soft, chalky look and why skipping stencils actually made the result even better.
Chalkboard designs may not be trending anymore, but they’ll always have a special place in my creative heart. In this post, I’m sharing a bold floral card inspired by that classic technique—featuring a mix of vibrant stenciling and layered white pigment ink to create an authentic chalkboard look. It takes a bit more time, but the results are worth it!
Do you like chalkboard cards? They became really popular several years ago and I totally got hooked on them. And even though chalkboards may not so extremely trendy at this point, I still like making them from time to time. I personally think that this trend is rather classic and timeless. Plus, they’re very easy to make and quite impactful. I’m sharing an easy and cozy Farmer’s Market Chalkboard Card today.
You can use this months Spellbinders Large Die Of The Month to create an awesome mini easel. I used it to create a chalkboard wedding card inspired by easels that are often used in wedding decor.
Popping in quickly to share a card which you probably already saw somewhere else. A couple weeks ago I was a part of The Ton new release’s Instagram blog hop where I shared a dramatic make-up themed card.
In my card today I’m playing with pencils coloring aiming for chalkboard look. Using Studio Katia beautiful florals.
Hello everyone! Yesterday on Altenew blog I shared two very different cards. They’re different in the final look, color palettes and techniques used.For the first card I used Vintage Flowers stamps set and the set of matching dies and it was made using layered die-cutting inlay technique. First I cut a panel from yellow cardstock, cut a branch…