Lamination Iris Celebration Card

A project from our live show HSN SHOW MARCH 28TH - Join me for my PRODUCT PREVIEW from my own studios · 03/23/2023 · watch it from 18:45

A beautifully coloured iris flower card using the two-part lamination stamp system. The technique creates a loose, artistic watercolour effect without requiring painting skills, and can be finished with black or gold embossed outlines.

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Step by step

1. Stamp the solid colour portion of the iris lamination stamp onto your card base. ▶ watch 18:45
2. Add colour to the solid stamped area using your chosen medium such as spray water or watercolour. ▶ watch 19:00
3. Allow the colour to blend and create a loose, artistic effect across the stamped area. ▶ watch 19:15
4. Stamp the outline portion of the iris design on top of the coloured base, allowing it to sit slightly off-register for an eclectic look. ▶ watch 19:30
5. Finish the outline in black ink or gold embossing powder according to your preference. ▶ watch 19:45
6. Add celebratory sentiments from the collection to complete your card design. ▶ watch 20:00

Tips from the show

• The two-part stamps don't need to line up perfectly; they're forgiving in design and the slight offset creates an intentional, artistic look.
• You can use the outline stamp independently on any project or card without the colour portion.
• The results look like you've painted the design yourself, making you look like an instant artist.

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