With the first days of Spring here we are finally getting a few blades of green grass and a few trees have leaves. To welcome Spring, I have a bright and cheery birthday card made with stamps, stencils and dies from Rubbernecker Stamps. Here's how my card was made-
- To make the background, the Plaid Texture Stencil was used with Carved Pumpkin Ink.
This time I used the same color with both stencils but it's also fun to use different colors for each stencil. Die-cut the stenciled piece with the Nested Rectangle Stitch Die.
- Stamp the vase of flowers on watercolor paper with Onyx Black VersaFine Ink and emboss it with clear embossing powder.
- Color the image with Clean Color Real Brush Pens and cut it out.
- Now to assemble the card, layer the stenciled panel onto a slightly larger purple panel.
- This was then layered onto a white cardstock panel that was die-cut using the largest die from the Nested Rectangle Die Set and then mounted to a purple card.
- Glue leaves that have been die-cut using the Large Ivy Die to the bottom of the card.
- Pop up the vase on top of the leaves.
- Glue the sentiment down to the right side. The sentiment from the set was stamped with black ink on white cardstock and die-cut using a circle die. Purple rhinestones were randomly applied around the sentiment.
Other Products Used
Adhesives from Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L
Cardstock from PrintWorks
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Hello Jamie !
ReplyDelete(sorry, I leave my message as a comment because I didn't find contact form on your blog, hoping you'll see it soon.
Please answer directly to my email address elise.amann(at)wanadoo.fr)
I'm writting an article for the issue 67 of the french magazine called "Passion cartes créatives".
The subject is the whales.
I wish to show your beautiful card (seen here : https://stampthis.blogspot.com/2017/05/stylized-whale.html) within this article.
Would you agree with that ?
(if you have other cards you want to share with our readers, they would be welcome !)
If yes, could you please send me as soon as possible a high resolution photo of your creation (without watermark on it) ?
Of course, your name or pen name if you want will appear next to the image, and the address of your blog will be in the address book.
Thank you in advance for your quick answer, even if it is negative, so that I can get organized (I have to give my paper soon).
Best Regards, Elise AMANN