I wanted to play along with
the Pals Paper Arts PPA162 Color Challenge and decided to use a collage
technique and have some fun with a few of our Nautical sets. If you have the chance, check out
the Design Team and other entries at Pals Paper Arts- they are terrific and so inventive!!
Stamp the lobster image from
By The Tide using Real Red onto a piece of Whisper White cardstock 4 1/2” x 5 ¼”
and also onto another scrap piece of
Whisper White. Use an AquaPainter™ along
with Real Red Classic Ink to watercolor both images and carefully cut out (“fussy
cut”) the lobster from the scrap piece of Whisper White cardstock- set aside
this image for later layering.
Create a mask using a
sticky note, place the mask over the lobster image and repeatedly stamp the
journal image from The Open Sea using Crumb Cake Classic Ink (mask at angles as
you stamp the journal as well).
Ink the globe, anchor and
Nantucket images using Pacific Point Classic Ink and stamp around on the page
as well, add the compass image using Real Red Classic Ink.
Position the Chalk Talk
Framelit™ over the lobster (I cut his tail out by hand prior to cutting with
the Framelit™) and cut out using the Big Shot™.
Cut two other dies from Real Red cardstock with the same Chalk Talk Framelit™
- cut the lower edge off of one of the tags
and then that lower edge piece in half vertically. Cut the other whole tag in half vertically,
angle trim the edge where the opening peeks out, and adhere to the back of the
tag to show as a frame.
Using a Sponge Dauber,
apply Crumb Cake Classic Ink over the edges of the tag and the images to distress
the white cardstock a bit.
On the remaining piece of
collage background, cut a vertical piece and emboss with the Woodgrain Textured
Impressions™ Embossing Folder. Apply
Crumb Cake Classic Ink using a Sponge Dauber to distress the paper a bit as
well. Mount this onto a piece of Real
Red cardstock. Randomly knot a piece of
Hemp Twine (retired) around the images and create the bow using the Hemp Twine
and the Antique Brad (set the bow aside).
Stamp the Nantucket images
using Pacific Point Classic Ink onto Whisper White cardstock and punch out
using the ¾” Circle Punch- layer onto Real Red cardstock (create the layer by
punching two circles using the ¾” Circle Punch, adhere together to create an
elongated circle so the edges peek out when the Nantucket image is attached).
Layer a piece of Whisper
White cardstock onto Real Red cardstock, add the embossed Crumb Cake Designer
Series Paper (DSP), the Pacific Point DSP and Real Red strip. Add the layered collage embossed piece with
the twine and the Chalk Talk tag using Stampin’ Dimensionals®.
Add the bow with the
Antique Brad, the Nantucket images and the lobster image. Stamp the sentiment from Wetlands using
Pacific Point onto Vellum Paper, create banner points and add to the card using
Two-Way Glue.
A bit of work but a lot of
fun!!
Stamp Sets: By
The Tide, The Open Sea, Wetlands
Ink: Crumb Cake,
Pacific Point, Real Red
Paper/Cardstock: Whisper White, Real Red, Vellum, Crumb Cake
and Pacific Point DSP
Accessories: Big
Shot™, Chalk Talk Framelits™, Textured Impressions™ Embossing Folders- Woodgrain
and Fancy Fan, 3/4” Circle Punch, Sponge Dauber, Antique Brad, Hemp Twine
(retired)
Thanks again for visiting-
I hope all of you have a wonderful weekend!!
I had to come by and tell you how much I love this card!!
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Oh my, absolutely gorgeous card, Julie! The detail is incredible. I love all the layered stamping, the knotted twine, there's not one thing not to love! Thanks so much for joining us at the Pals Paper Arts and sharing your card.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, Julie! This is the most fabulous card that I've seen done with this stamp set! The design and details are amazing! Thanks for sharing with us at Pals Paper Arts this week!
ReplyDeleteJulie . . . you do such an amazing job mixing elements (love the vintage brad and linen thread--such an artistic eye). Congrats on being a PPA Pick. Well deserved!
ReplyDeleteI love your card!
ReplyDeleteWow, Julie! You are an incredibly talented stamper! I love all of your creations! TFS!
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