Hi Stampers!!
It’s time for the new
Card Concept #38 Inspiration Photo Challenge! I love all of the texture from the peeling paint on the chair along with the cheerful
daisies and used that as my inspiration for my Mixed Media card.
This scene reminds me of the summers that we would spend in rural New York State with my grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins...there were so many gorgeous older buildings with weathered wood- an artist's dream :-)
I combined our Card
Concept challenge with the Splitcoaststampers’ WT536 “Get A Little Grungy”
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.
Hope you can find some time to gather your
supplies together and come join in on the fun!!
To create this card:
On a retired piece of
Newsprint Designer Series Paper (DSP), apply Ranger® Tim Holtz® Picket Fence
Distress Stain to give the appearance of white washed paint.
Add a bit of Ranger®
Tim Holtz® Weathered Wood and Shabby Shutters Distress Stain to build up layers
(using a Heat Tool to dry between layers of ink).
Once you have the
background the desired color, randomly apply Judikins MicroGlaze™ to the areas
that you would like to “weather”.
Use a spatula or old
credit card to add Studio 490® Wendi Vecchi® Crackled Texture Paste and
carefully dry with the Heat Tool.
Once dried, use a paper
towel to gently rub some of the crackle paste and background color away (to mimic
the peeling paint). It is a bit difficult to see in the photo but the background definitely has cracks and looks like it has peeled :-)
Once you have
achieved the desired effect, use a foam brush to apply Mod Podge® to seal the
surface.
Using Stāz-On® Stone
Gray Ink, ink and s
tamp the Musical Score (retired background stamp) onto random
areas of the background.
Trying to show the crackle, can you see it? |
Use the Distressing
Tool to distress the edges and mount the panel onto a piece of Basic Gray
cardstock (also distressed with the Distressing Tool).
Mount the entire
background panel onto a 5 ½”square Whisper White card base.
Use the Big Shot™ with
the Daisies Flowers #2 Bigz™ Die to cut out two sets of daisies from Whisper White
cardstock.
Use a foam brush to
apply Gesso to the daisies and once dry, assemble the flowers and had the
Daffodil Delight button centers (with a piece of DSP as the “thread”).
Create the leaves
from Wild Wasabi cardstock with the Martha Stewart Leaf Punch and adhere the
leaves along with the large daisy to the card front.
Cut a 1” strip from
the Newsprint DSP, apply Ranger® Tim Holtz® Picket Fence Distress Stain and
allow to dry.
Adhere ½ of a White
Tea Lace Doily (distressed with Ranger® Tim Holtz® Old Paper Distress
Ink) to the card front on an angle, cover
the doily edge with the Newsprint DSP strip and tuck a few of the daisy petals behind
the strip.
Add the remaining
daisy and leaves along with Pearls in the corners.
Ink the sentiment
using Stāz-On® Jet Black Ink and stamp onto Whisper White cardstock.
Create the banner
points with the Hexagon Punch and add a bit of Ranger® Tim Holtz® Old Paper
Distress Ink to “antique” the paper.
Mount the sentiment
to the card front using Stampin’ Dimensionals® to finish off the card.
Stamp Sets:
Bloom with Hope (retired hostess), Musical Score (retired background)
Ink: Stāz-On® Jet
Black, Ranger® Tim Holtz® Distress Stains- Picket Fence, Weathered
Wood, Shabby Shutters; Ranger® Tim Holtz®
Distress Ink- Old Paper
Paper: Whisper
White, Basic Gray, Wild Wasabi, retired Newsprint DSP
Accessories: Big
Shot™, Daisies Flowers #2 Bigz™ Die, Gesso®, Mod Podge®, Judikins Microglaze™, Studio 490® Wendi Vecchi® Crackled Texture Paste, Heat Tool, Distressing Tool, Hexagon
Punch, MS Leaf Punch, Sponge Dauber, White Tea Lace Doily, Pearls, retired
Daffodil Delight buttons
Thanks again for stopping
by- I hope you have a fantastic week and come play along with us at The Card Concept!
What a great idea to combine grunge with the floral, love the touch of elegance with the background, fab take on our photo x
ReplyDeleteLove your daisies! Great design, you always have such fun ideas!
ReplyDeleteFabulous mixed media project, Julie! Love the daisies!
ReplyDeleteOh my!! This is fabulous.. stunning.. absolutely GORGEOUS!! What a bright and wonderful creation.
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