Second generation stamping with new Gina K Designs September 2022 release.

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 Hello Everyone! 



For my card, I decided to do first and second-generation stamping. I wanted this to be both simple and full of depth and using this particular technique allowed me to achieve that.



My first step was to stamp one of the silhouette winter trees with Gina K Designs Christmas Pine Dye Ink. I stamped it once and instead of reinking my stamp - I stamped with it again. I also used the Fresh Asparagus Dye Ink from Gina K Designs and continued with stamping until I was happy with my background. 



My next step was to stamp the greeting from the same set directly onto my card front. I used Gina K Designs Amalgam Obsydian Ink. 



To finish this card I added metallic splatters and a few white and light blue Nuvo drops. I also rounded off the edges of the card front and adhered it to a slightly larger card base with foam tape. 

I had so much fun creating this card! 
Please don't forget to visit  ginakdesigns.com for more inspiration and amazing products. 
Thank you for stoping by today! 
See you soon. Anna 





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