I needed to create some more Fall Birthday
cards and decided to use the FM24 Friday MashUp Challenge along with the CS48TCreative Sketch Challenge (a new challenge site for me:-). Again, both sites have wonderful inspiration for all- if you have the time, check them out!
The Friday MashUp Challenge is to create a Fall Card or create a card using Orange and Yellow, or "Mash It Up" and do both in one card. Although, Orange and Yellow are not normally the first colors that I gravitate towards, after working with them this past week, I will have to make an effort to use them more often:-).
Even though this card has flowers versus leaves, I believe that the fall colors remind me of a late summer/fall day in the garden and all of the items are Stampin' Up! with the exception of a piece of lace that I had in stock (from my sewing stash :-)).
To create this card:
Use the Big Shot™ and emboss a piece of More
Mustard with the Vintage Wallpaper
Textured Impressions™ Embossing Folder ( I used a brayer and applied Tangerine
Tango ink to the smooth side of the interior of the folder prior to
embossing). With a Sponge Dauber, apply
Soft Suede ink on the edges and over the embossed images to “antique” the
paper.
On Very Vanilla cardstock, use Early
Espresso Classic Ink to stamp the En Francais background stamp and the main
floral image from Elements of Style. Also,
stamp the sentiment from Sincere Salutations with Early Espresso ink and a few
flowers from the floral image onto another piece of Very Vanilla. Emboss this piece with the Big Shot™ and the Designer
Frames Textured Impressions™ Embossing Folder.
Use Stampin’ Write Markers in More Mustard,
Pumpkin Pie, Old Olive and Cajun Craze (for the centers) to color the
flowers. Sponge the edges of all with
Soft Suede ink and spritz using the Color Spritzer Tool and the Soft Suede
Stampin’ Write Marker.
Mount the focal image layers onto Pumpkin
Pie cardstock (carefully trim around the Designer Frame prior to mounting to the
cardstock and trim the Pumpkin Pie to "frame"the die cut). Sponge more Soft
Suede ink to distress and tone down the brightness of the Pumpkin Pie.
Spray each layer with Champagne Mist
Shimmer Paint (mixed with 70% alcohol- this does not show up in photo very
well but the card looks "dazzling" in the light :-)).
Layer the lace, focal images. ribbon, bow and add the pearls to finish off the card.
Stamp Sets: Elements of Style, Sincere Salutations, En
Francais
Ink: Early Espresso, Tangerine Tango, Soft
Suede, Stampin’ Write Markers- More Mustard, Pumpkin Pie, Old Olive, Cajun
Craze, Soft Suede
Cardstock: Very Vanilla, More Mustard, Pumpkin Pie
Accessories: Big Shot™, Vintage Wallpaper and Designer Frames
Textured Impressions™ Embossing Folder, Sponge Dauber, Color Spritzer Tool, Brayer, Pearls, 5/8” Pumpkin Pie Satin Ribbon (retired), Lace (from my sewing stash)
Thanks again for
stopping by- I hope all of you have a wonderful week stamping and creating!
9 comments:
Hi Julie, I love your vintage autumn card. Beautiful combination of techniques and colours.
Thanks for entering our challenge at the Friday Mashup this week.
Cheers,
Kasey ~ in Oz
Very pretty card Julie! I love the embossing and the lace next to the ribbon is such a pretty touch. Wonderful job!
Thanks so much for joining us at The Friday Mashup!
I love how you turned this stamp set into fall colors! What a great vintage look. Thanks for playing with us at the Friday Mashup.
This is seriously GORGEOUS!!! I feel a CAS coming on! Wow! Thanks for joining us at the Friday Mashup!
Oh how beautiful Julie!! Thanks for entering our Creative-Sketches challenge. You've done an wonderful job!!
THIS IS STUNNNG! Wow Julie! I absolutely LOVE what you have done here! Thanks for joining the Friday Mashup this week!
This is gorgeous I love how you used a set that you wouldn't think of for Fall. Great color combo for the yellow & orange. I like how you used the sketch and changed it up a bit. Thanks for joining us at the Friday Mashup.
Stunning. The colors are wonderful.
I just love the creativity and total look of your card! How fabulous!
thank you for playing along with us @ CS
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