I am sharing my Mixed Media card on the Artistic Outpost blog today and I am featuring the Artistic Outpost stamp set, The Outpost .
I love the images and sentiments in this stamp set and designed my card using the top row colors in the Splitcoaststampers’ CC573 Bingo Color Challenge along with the MIX163 “To Die For” Challenge (I used a rectangle die for the main image) as well as the Mixed Media Card Challenge #21 Trees (with optional bird).
I love the images and sentiments in this stamp set and designed my card using the top row colors in the Splitcoaststampers’ CC573 Bingo Color Challenge along with the MIX163 “To Die For” Challenge (I used a rectangle die for the main image) as well as the Mixed Media Card Challenge #21 Trees (with optional bird).
I hope you will find the time to visit the Artistic Outpost Blog as well as the Splitcoaststampers' galleries for the
challenge sites linked above- so many creative ideas and inspiration!
To create this card:
Use an Embossing
Buddy® to de-static a piece of Whisper White cardstock and using Versamark™
Ink, stamp the main house image from The Outpost onto the prepared panel.
Once the embossing
powder has cooled, create a mask with a 1 ¾” Circle Punch and add the mask to
the panel (also create a mask for the house image).
Use a Sponge Dauber
to apply Strawberry Slush and Soft Sky Classic Ink to the sky area and an Aqua
Painter to add Old Olive Classic Ink to the foreground.
Ink the script stamp
from The Outpost using Soft Sky Classic Ink and stamp over the sky area (a bit
difficult to see in the photo).
Use the Big Shot™
with the Our Daily Bread Designs (ODBD) Double Stitched Rectangle Dies to cut
the panel (I used the die that fit the height of the image but it was a bit too
long on the length, so after the initial die cut, I re-inserted the panel back
into the die on the one end and ran it back through the Big Shot™ to shorten
the rectangle length).
Mount the die cut panel
onto Early Espresso cardstock, trim and mount onto Soft Sky cardstock.
Use a Sponge Dauber
with Early Espresso Classic Ink to add a bit of “antiquing” to the image., create
the “photo corners” using a 1” Square Punch and add to the opposite corners of the main die cut panel using Antique
Brass Brads.
Mount a piece of Soft
Sky cardstock to the Early Espresso 5.5” square card front, use a Distressing
Tool to distress the edges of a piece of Beautiful Boho Collection 6x6 Paper (ODBD)
and use a Sponge Dauber to apply Early Espresso Classic Ink to the edges.
Add the strip of Old
Olive cardstock at the bottom of the card front and cover the edges with white
lace and 1” Dark Brown Satin Ribbon (both were from my sewing stash).
Mount the entire
layered panel onto a 5.5” square white card base, add the lace to the corner of
the focal image and mount the embossed house panel onto the card front with
dimensional foam.
Using Stampin’ Emboss®
White Embossing Powder, emboss the sentiment onto prepped Early Espresso cardstock
and allow the powder to cool before cutting the words apart.
Add the sentiment to
the card front using dimensional foam and add pearls to the upper right hand
corner as well as diagonally on the lace corner of the house image panel to
finish off the card.
Stamp Sets: TheOutpost (Artistic Outpost)
Ink: Versamark™, Stampin’
Up! Classic Ink- Old Olive, Soft Sky, Early Espresso, retired Strawberry Slush
Paper: Whisper White,
Early Espresso, Soft Sky; Beautiful Boho 6x6 Paper Collection (ODBD)
Accessories: Big Shot™,
ODBD Double Stitched Rectangle Dies, AquaPainter™, Embossing Buddy®, Heat Tool,
Stampin’ Emboss® White and Early Espresso Embossing Powder, Pearls, Ounches- 1 ¾”
Circle, 1” Square; Antique Brass Brads, 1” Dark Brown Satin Ribbon and White
Flat Lace (from my stash)
Thanks again for
stopping by- hugs and I hope all of you have a wonderful weekend!
LOVE this card, Julie! :) :) XOXO-Shari
ReplyDeleteSo vibrant and amazing - WOW! This took my breath away. Love the lace and the splash of pink. Thanks for playing along at Mixed Media Card Challenge!
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous, Julie! I love the vintage wallpaper look of the background paper, and teamed with the lace, it's perfect for the focal image. Great sentiment too!! Thanks so much for playing along at the Mixed Media Challenge :)
ReplyDeletefabulous card! thanks so much for playing along with us at MMCC this month!
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