Hi
Again Stampers!
This
card was created for The Pals Paper Arts PPA227 Color Challenge as well as another card for the SUO110 SU-Only "Marker Fun" Challenge.
If you have not had a chance to visit the
Challenge sites yet, I hope you will find the time to do so- atremendous inspiration from all!!
To
create this card:
Stamp
the various images from the retired Established Elegance set using Memento™
Tuxedo Black Ink and Old Olive Classic Ink (for the scroll) onto Whisper White
cardstock. Stamp the images of the key
and medal onto repositionable note paper or scrap paper and cut around the
images to use as a mask.
Mask
the key and medal images and stamp the floral image as well as the script image
(from French Foliage) using Memento™ Tuxedo Black Ink. Color the images using Stampin’ Write
markers- Crushed Curry, Old Olive and Pumpkin Pie.
Add
a bit of distressing with the large splatter stamp from Gorgeous Grunge using
Baked Brown Sugar Classic Ink.
Use
the Note Punch to punch out the images and sponge additional Baked Brown Sugar
onto the tags to “antique” the Whisper White cardstock. Using the Note Punch, punch two tags from Old Olive
cardstock, cut the tags apart and mount behind the stamped tag images.
Use
the retired Slot Punch to punch holes at the top of the tag, insert the Pumpkin
Pie Organdy Ribbon and tie with Linen Thread.
Using
My Digital Studio (MDS), insert the bodice image onto a blank 8.5 x 11 document,
enlarge and print onto Whisper White cardstock.
Carefully cut out the image (“fussy-cut”) and color with the Stampin’
Write Crushed Curry marker.
Create
the rolled flowers with the 1 ¼” and ¾” Scallop Circle Punches- punch one of
each from Pumpkin Pie cardstock, carefully cut a wavy spiral from the outside edge
toward the center, roll up and adhere in the center (I use Hot Glue to
adhere).
Using the Bird Builder Punch, punch the leaves from Old
Olive cardstock and trim to a smaller size to
match the flowers. Adhere the leaves
behind the flowers and add the smallest rose to the center of the bodice.
Use
the Big Shot™ with the retired Lacy Brocade Textured Impressions™ Embossing
Folder (ink the smooth side of the interior of the folder first with Baked
Brown Sugar) and emboss a piece of Whisper White cardstock. Trim the embossed panel and mount onto a
piece of Old Olive cardstock, trim again and mount onto a piece of Crushed
Curry cardstock.
Add
the embossed panel to a piece of Whisper White cardstock, trim and mount the entire
background panel onto a piece of Old Olive cardstock, trim again and mount onto
a piece of Crushed Curry cardstock and trim once more and mount to the Pumpkin
Pie card base.
Add
the tags to the card front using Stampin’ Dimensionals®. Add the sentiment (from the retired set,
Absolutely Fabulous and banner points created with the Banner Punch) along with
1 ¼” Scallop Circle Pumpkin Pie rolled flower and Old Olive leaves.
Double
the Stampin’ Dimensionals® to create additional height behind the bodice and
add to the card front to finish off the card.
Stamp
Sets: Established Elegance, French
Foliage, Gorgeous Grunge, Absolutely Fabulous
Ink: Memento™ Tuxedo Black Ink, Baked Brown Sugar;
Stampin’ Write Markers- Crushed Curry, Old Olive, Pumpkin Pie
Paper: Whisper White,
Crushed Curry, Old Olive, Pumpkin Pie
Thanks again for visiting- I hope all of you
have a terrific Tuesday!!
8 comments:
Julie, this is so beautiful! Thanks for joining us at Pals Paper Arts this week.
Amazing use of these colors! Your work is always spot-on. Thanks for playing along with this week's PPA color challenge.
Absolutely gorgeous, Julie! So full of texture and vintage touches! Thanks for sharing at Pals Paper Arts!
What an unbelievably fantastic card! It looks like the dressform is 3D - like you could pluck it right from the card and use it! Thanks for playing along with PPA this week!
So, so pretty. I love the splattering. Your layers are awesome, so perfectly done.
Absolutely STUNNING Julie!
Wow Julie, what a beautiful card! There's SO much detail, it's hard to absorb all the beauty :) Fabulous work; so glad you posted this!
A STUNNING CREATION!
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