Have you ever just loved a card or technique and wanted to duplicate it, but in a different way? This project shows you just how to do that! A few months back, I made a great card using the Flicked Distress Technique. Well, after seeing the challenge for blending on the challenge blog One Layer Simplicity Challenge, I decided to re-create this card, but this time – I’d do it completely in one layer!
This card re-created in one layer would not be an easy task, or so I thought – it turned out to be quite simple, and what a cool impact card this is – all for the price of half a sheet of white cardstock! I even filmed a step by step tutorial for you, so grab a beverage, sit back and enjoy!
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Thanks so much for sharing how you made this gorgeous card. I love how the colors blend and are further united by the distress technique! And that black line anchors the whole design so perfectly. Isn’t it fun making one-layer cards? Thanks for playing along with the OLS challenge!
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Awesome! Thank you for this video tutorial! Love the look!
You are very welcome Michelle – glad you like it! Thanks for stopping by! 🙂
Ingrid Blackburn recently posted…Watercolor Christmas Cones
A gorgeous inked card! Very CAS….perfection!
Thanks for sharing this technique!
Gorgeous card, love the technique 🙂
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Thanks so much for the video on how to make this project. I’ve always loved projects that I’ve seen using the technique but didn’t know what it was called so thanks so much for the flicked distress technique video instructions.
You’re very welcome Amy! I’m so glad it helped – I just LOVE this technique – so super simple, and it’s just stunning. Have fun playing! 🙂
Ingrid Blackburn recently posted…Watercolor Christmas Cones
Thank you, great technique!