I have some new Tattered Angels cards to share with you today!

On this first card, I sprayed the chipboard with Silver Sugar and Graphite Glimmer Mists and then added some Diamond Dust over the top for some extra sparkle. The bird chipboard from the Nature Glimmer Chips set was left plain (also by Tattered Angels!). I liked how the white bird looked with the other colors! Papers are Little Yellow Bicycle (background) and My Mind’s Eye- Lush (green/houndstooth).

Here I used a Maya Road envelope and dressed it up as a card. I used the Nature Glimmer Chips and sprayed it with Lemon Zest and Sunflower, then sanded when it was still wet to get this cool peeling effect. (Actually, it happened by accident, but I like how it looks!) The stamp below it is from the Nature Field Notes Stamp Set by Tattered Angels (saying and frame). Papers are October Afternoon (yellow) and My Mind’s Eye (green).

The ticket card is also a fun Maya Road envelope! I love finding unique things to turn into cards. The airplane transparency is from the Travel line by Tattered Angels and the stamped swirls are Nature Field Notes Stamp Set again. I used Watermark Ink to get a soft effect. Lastly, some blue paint splatters and a Melissa Frances rub on saying. Ticket is My Mind’s Eye. You could use any of the planes and trains for boy birthday cards also!

I thought the travel line would be cute on a graduation card as I did here. The big compass transparency is from the Travel set by Tattered Angels, star pin is Maya Road, rub on is Melissa Frances and the yarn flower was made by me. I cut the card’s corners off to make it look like a ticket or a tag. The little star is an old one from my stash by Li’l Davis, I believe. I used Tim Holtz Distress Ink- Antique Linen to soften the edges of the card.

Thank you so much for visiting today!

Danielle

Tags: acrylic paint, Danielle Flanders, Glimmer Chips, glimmer mist

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