Hi
Again Friends!
Today I will be sharing three additional cards that I designed for the April 2016
MISSION- Cards for A Cause at Splitcoaststampers (Homeless Veterans Program at Miami VA Medical Center- see details here) and all
three cards use the Cape Cod designer paper from The Paper Studio (this first card was super easy
to create since the designer paper does all of the “work” :-)).
This
card will also be linked to the Splitcoaststampers’ Free For All F4A304 “One Word Wonder” Challenge as well as the USEIT2016 Challenge (I had not inked up the retired 2015 SAB set Simply Wonderful stamp set until now).
I
hope you will take the time to visit the above linked sites- so much
inspiration!
To
create this card:
Trim
and distress the edges of the seahorse design from The Paper Studio, add
shadows to the seahorse using the Stampin’ Write Sahara Sand Marker, mount onto
a piece of Night of Navy cardstock and adhere to a piece of Cajun Craze cardstock.
Add
the 1” Dark Navy grosgrain ribbon and layer the 5/8” Rust Satin Ribbon over the
grosgrain (wrapping the edges and adhering to the back).
Mount
the entire panel onto the Whisper White card base.
Ink
the sentiment from the retired Simply Wonderful stamp set with Stāz-On®
Midnight Blue Ink onto Whisper White cardstock, cut out with the Big Shot™
using the Rose Garden Thinlits™.
Cut
another frame with the Rose Garden Thinlit™, cut in half and mount behind the
sentiment label.
Ink
the Timeless Textures stamp with Sahara Sand Classic Ink and repeatedly stamp
over the sentiment.
Mount
the sentiment to the card front with dimensional foam to finish off the card.
Stamp
Sets: Simply Wonderful (retired SAB), Timeless Textures
Ink:
Stāz-On® Midnight Blue, Sahara Sand; Sahara
Sand Stampin’ Write Marker
Paper: Whisper White, Cajun Craze, Night of Navy; Cape Cod Designer
Paper (The Paper Studio)
Accessories: Big
Shot™, Rose Garden Thinlits™, 1 “ Dark Navy Grosgrain, 5/8” Rust Satin Ribbon,
Distressing Tool
Thanks again for taking the
time to stop by- I will be sharing the other two cards from this paper
collection shortly.
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