Hi Stampers!!
It’s time for the new
Card Concept #33 Inspiration Photo Challenge- my Mixed Media card was inspired
by the colors as well as the wonderful chevron (see on the bed skirt :-)) and other bold graphics:-)
I decided to combine
our Card Concept challenge with the Mixed Media Card Challenge #10, the Splitcoaststampers
Free For All F4A267 Flower Power Challenge (see details here and gallery here).
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.
So, I hope you will find the time to gather your supplies together and come join in on the fun!!
Apply a layer of
Gesso® to a piece of Whisper White cardstock and allow to dry (I prefer to use
my Heat Tool to speed up the process).
On your craft mat, apply
Ranger® Tim Holtz® Distress Stains- Worn Lipstick, Victorian Velvet, Weathered
Wood, Black Soot and Picket Fence…Lay your prepared piece of Whisper White
cardstock over the stains, twist and lift.
Repeat until you have the desired effect on your background, spritzing
with water and allowing the stain to spread over the cardstock and drying as
needed between layers with the Heat Tool.
Ink the background stamp,
Positively Chevron using Black Soot Ranger® Tim Holtz® Distress Stain and
position the background panel over the image, “finger walk” the panel on parts of
the stamp to allow only portions of the stamp to be revealed on the background,
re-position the background layer and repeat (again, until the desired effect is
achieved).
Once dried, apply
Gesso® using the Balzar Designs® Mini Punchenella stencil- allow this to dry
and add a bit more Worn Lipstick, Victorian Velvet and Picket Fence Ranger® Tim
Holtz® Distress Stains.
Add a bit of splatter
using the Gorgeous Grunge large splatter stamp with Memento™ Tuxedo Black Ink.
Trim the panel and
mount onto a piece of Whisper White cardstock.
Stamp the sentiment
using Stāz-On Jet Black Ink onto Whisper White cardstock, punch out with the 2 ½”
Circle Punch, layer onto another 2 ½” circle punched from Basic Black and
adhere to the card front.
Add the lattice die
cut border (ODBD Beautiful Borders cut with the Big Shot™) along with the 5/8”
Basic Black Satin Ribbon bow.
Mount the panel onto
a piece of Basic Black cardstock, trim and mount onto the Whisper White card
base.
Stamp the flowers
from the retired set, Toile Blossoms using Stāz-On Jet Black Ink onto Whisper
White cardstock.
Color the flowers and
stems using Stampin’ Write Markers- Pink Pirouette, Melon Mambo and Smoky
Slate.
Add the white highlights to the
flower centers with the Faber-Castell White Pitt Pen marker.
Carefully “fussy-cut”
the images and apply a coat of Mod Podge® over the flowers and allow to dry
(this helps to stabilize the images and gives it a bit of “shine”).
Add the flowers to
the card front using Stampin’ Dimensionals® and add the Black Rhinestone "Gems" to the upper
right hand corner to finish off the card.
Stamp
Sets: Toile Blossoms, Positively
Chevron, Bloom with Hope, Gorgeous Grunge
Ink: Stāz-On Jet
Black, Memento™ Tuxedo Black, Stampin’
Write Markers- Pink Pirouette, Melon Mambo, Smoky Slate; Ranger® Tim Holtz® Distress Stains- Worn
Lipstick, Victorian Velvet, Weathered Wood, Black Soot and Picket Fence;
Faber-Castell White Pitt Pen marker
Paper: Whisper
White, Basic Black
Accessories: Gesso®,
Balzar Designs® Mini Punchenella
Stencil, 2 ½” Circle Punch,
Big Shot™, ODBD Beautiful Borders Die, 5/8” Basic Black Satin Ribbon, misc. Black Rhinestone "Gems"from my stash, Heat Tool
Thanks again for stopping
by- I hope you have a wonderful week and come play along with us at The Card Concept!
3 comments:
Beautiful combination of mixed media layers goodness. Love the fussy-cut flower branches.
Thanks for playing in the Mixed Media Card Challenge!
This is so beautiful Julie! I love the muted grey and the vibrant pink flowers!
Congratulations your card is honored as one of the highlights in April's MMCC. Be sure to stop by the site for your badge! ...Janj
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