Hi Stampers!!
It’s time for the new
Card Concept #31 “Cupcakes” using our fun inspiration photo. My Mixed Media card was inspired by the pink
in the frosting as well as the beautiful crocheted lace doily.
The Card Concept is a
bi-weekly challenge that has an inspiration photo along with a number of design
styles that you can choose from to create your card- Clean and Simple, Clean
and Graphic, Clean and Layered, Shabby Chic, Freestyle Collage, Classy and Elegant
and Mixed Media.
I decided to combine
our challenge along with the Splitcoaststampers Free for All F4A257 Challenge
(see details here and gallery here) as well as the Mix-Ability MIX104 Pick A Color, Any
Color Monochromatic Challenge (again, see details here and gallery here).
So pull your supplies
together and come join in on the fun!!
To create this card:
Apply a layer of
Gesso to a piece of Whisper White cardstock and allow to dry (or use a Heat
Tool to speed up the process).
Using Gelatos®, apply
color to the background and spritz with water to dilute and allow to spread. Again, dry with the Heat Tool and repeat the
colors as needed.
Apply additional
color with Ranger® Tim Holtz® Distress Stains- Worn Lipstick and Festive
Berries spritzing with water and allowing the stain to dilute and spread over
the background, dry with the Heat Tool.
Background before adding the QR Die Paper |
Ink the retired stamp,
Bella Toile using Stone Gray Stāz-On Ink and stamp onto the background panel.
Once dried, de-static
the background panel using the Embossing Buddy® and stamp the Hello, Doily
background stamp using Versamark™ Ink.
Apply Stampin’ Emboss® White Embossing Powder and heat with the Heat
Tool.
Tear the Ultimate
Crafts Quick Release Die Paper into small pieces and apply Mod Podge® over the
background around the doily, applying the Release Die Paper and adding
additional Mod Podge® over the paper.
Allow the panel to
dry, use the Distressing Tool to add distressing to the edges.
Using My Digital
Studio (MDS), print out the dress form image and the sentiment onto Whisper
White cardstock.
“Fussy-cut” the dress
form image, color the image using the Sahara Sand Stampin’ Write marker and apply
Mod Podge® to the dress form- set aside to dry.
Add the strip of
crocheted lace trim along with the 5/8” Basic Black Triple Satin Ribbon
bow.
Mount the panel onto
a piece of Basic Black cardstock, distress the edges with the Distressing Tool
and mount onto the Pretty In Pink card base.
Use the XL Oval Punch
to punch out the sentiment and mount onto two ovals from Basic Black cardstock (punched
with the XL Oval Punch and overlapped to create a frame for the sentiment).
Mount the dress form
and the sentiment to the card front using Stampin’ Dimensionals®.
Create the rolled
roses using the ⅞” and 1 ¼” Scallop Circle Punches
(punch the scallop circles from Pretty in Pink cardstock, hand cut a wavy
spiral toward the center of each scallop, roll up and adhere in the
middle). Add the rolled roses
to the dress form and bow along with the Pearls to finish off the card.
Stamp
Sets: Established Elegance, Watercolor
Trio (both MDS Versions), Bella Toile and Hello, Doily background stamps
Ink: Stāz-On® Stone Gray Ink, Ranger® Tim
Holtz® Worn Lipstick and Festive Berries Distress Stain, Gelatos®, Printer Ink-
Black, Stampin’ Write Marker- Sahara Sand, Versamark™
Paper: Whisper
White, Basic Black, retired
Pretty In Pink, Ultimate Crafts Quick Release Die Paper
Accessories: Embossing
Buddy®, Stampin’ Emboss® White Embossing Powder, Punches- XL Oval, Scallop
Circle- ⅞” and 1 ¼”, Mod
Podge®, Pearls, ⅝” Basic Black Satin Ribbon, crochet lace from my
stash
Thanks again for stopping
by- I hope you have a wonderful Wednesday and find time to visit us at The Card Concept and check out the rest of the Design Team samples as well as pull out your supplies and play along!!
3 comments:
Another beautiful card! I love the pink and black!
Your card is absolutely gorgeous! Love the pink layers, the white embossing, dress form, and more! I can't believe it started out as white card stock, great mixed media card! One day I will have to dabble in that style.
Fabulous card, love the background & great to see the before and after pictures :)
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