Hi Stampers!!
I hope all of you are
having a fabulous week so far!! I wanted
to take a moment to stamp a few cards and decided to use the PP155 Sketch atThe Paper Players (love sketch challenges and definitely love The Paper Players! :-))
If you have not dropped by their site yet, I would encourage you to do so- they have a terrific Design Team and many other entries that showcase the versatility of the sketch!
One thing I love about stamping is that there are no mistakes per se- I usually keep previously stamped images and embossed pieces in case I can utilize them in the future and I was able to incorporate some of those pieces into the second card:-) Love it when that happens!!
Ink the chevron wood
stamp from Truly Grateful (sneak peek of the new set from the upcoming Holiday Mini) using Crumb Cake Classic Ink and stamp onto two
pieces of Whisper White cardstock. Ink
the wheat image from the same set using Early Espresso Classic Ink and stamp
over the wood grain image on one of the pieces and also stamp the acorn image-
color using an AquaPainter™ with ink from Crushed Curry and Pumpkin Pie Classic
Ink pads and use the Marina
Mist Stampin’ Write marker to color the tie around the center.
Punch out the wheat image
using the 2 ½” XL Circle Punch and layer onto additional 2 ½” Circles of Soft
Suede, Whisper White and Early Espresso cardstock (each circle is cut in half horizontally
and spread apart a bit before adhering to allow the edges to show behind the
focal image).
Use a Decorative Label
Punch to punch a piece of Early Espresso cardstock- cut in half vertically, adhere to the sides and add the Antique
Brads to finish off the focal image.
Punch out the acorn
image using the 1 ¼” Circle Punch and layer with two circles punched from Early
Espresso cardstock using the same punch.
Ink the sentiment
using Early Espresso Classic Ink and stamp over the second piece of stamped
background created in the first step above.
Trim the piece and punch the banner points using a 1” Square Punch-
layer onto a piece of Early Espresso cardstock.
Use the Big Shot™ to
emboss a piece of Whisper White using the Woodgrain Textured Impressions™
Embossing Folder, trim and adhere to a piece of Early Espresso cardstock.
Add the focal image
along with the banner sentiment and acorn using Stampin’ Dimensionals® to
finish off the card.
Stamp Sets: Truly Grateful
Ink: Early Espresso, Crushed Curry, Pumpkin
Pie, Stampin’ Write Marker- Marina Mist
Paper: Whisper
White, Early Espresso, Soft Suede
Accessories: Big Shot™, Woodgrain Textured Impressions™
Embossing Folders, Punches- 1” Square, 1 ¼” Circle, 2 ½” XL Circle, Decorative
Label, Antique Brads
To create the
second card:
Use the Big Shot™ to
emboss a piece of Crumb Cake using the Woodgrain Textured Impressions™
Embossing Folder, sponge a bit of Early Espresso Classic Ink over the outside
edges, trim and mount onto a piece of Early Espresso cardstock.
Stamp the tractor
image from Harvest Blessings using Early Espresso Classic Ink onto Whisper
White cardstock and color using the AquaPainter™ with ink from the Cantaloupe
Crisp, Calypso Coral and Gumball Green Classic Ink Pads.
Cut the tractor image
out using the Big Shot™ along with the Ovals Collection Framelits™ and also cut
another oval from Early Espresso cardstock using the same size framelit™, cut
the Early Espresso Oval in half horizontally to frame behind the tractor image
oval and add to the card using Stampin’ Dimensionals®.
Add the banner
sentiment along with the Designer Brushed Bronze button tied with Hemp Twine to
finish off the card.
Stamp Sets: Harvest Blessings, Thoughts & Prayers
Ink: Early Espresso, Cantaloupe Crisp,
Calypso Coral, Gumball Green, Stampin’ Write Marker- Early Espresso
Paper: Whisper
White, Early Espresso, Crumb Cake
Accessories: Big Shot™, Woodgrain Textured Impressions™
Embossing Folders, Ovals Collections Framelits™, Punches- 1” Square, Color Spritzer Tool,
Brushed Bronze Designer Button (retired), Hemp Twine (retired)
Thanks again for
taking the time to stop by- I hope all of you have a wonderful week!!
Oh my, these are both stunning! That tractor looks so real! I love your mat treatment on the wheat sheaf too. Can't wait to play with my stuff, it just arrived today--I couldn't make up my mind what I wanted! Thanks for playing with the Players this week!
ReplyDeleteGreat masculine cards, Julie! You do vintage so well! Glad you played along with us...twice!
ReplyDeleteBoth beautiful cards, Julie! Makes me want to venture out of my comfort zone and do some coloring! TFS!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, Juli! I love how you ised the antique brads to frame the image on the forst card. Wow! Thanks so much for joining us this week at the Paper Players! :)
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