Card Making with Liquid Gold Gilding

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Have you ever tried painting on a card? This Liquid Gold Gilding Paint by Martha Stewart was so much fun to use and has a really neat sparkle to it, even after applying it to cardstock!

First up, I stamped a “hello” in the center of my card base with the Let’s Get Away stamp set by Studio Calico. You can find it HERE. I used a paintbrush to apply the paint to the card in a heart shape. I did want some of the brush strokes to show, as I didn’t want it to look too perfect, so I brushed it on lightly.

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Next, to add some polka dots to my card, I used the end of a pencil eraser dipped in black ink and stamped them randomly around the heart.

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What an easy card design that is quick to make, yet elegant. A package of these would make a nice gift, don’t you think?

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To create the “Cheers!” cards, I simply masked off strips on black cardstock and painted in the stripes with the Liquid Gold Gilding directly onto the black cardstock. They turned out so shiny and neat! I wish you could see them in person!

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I hope you will give paint a try on your next card. It goes to show that you don’t need tons of stamps and scrapbooking supplies to make beautiful cards.

Have a great week!

Danielle

4 thoughts on “Card Making with Liquid Gold Gilding

  1. Nora says:

    Wow!! What a neat product!! I LOVE how you made your own brushstroke hearts AND the polka dots with the ERASER!! Fabulous design!

  2. Kathy Mc says:

    Oh my, Danielle, these cards are stunning! Awesome idea for card sets with the black, white and gold color scheme.

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