It’s time for the new
Splitcoaststampers’ Free For All “F4A440 Do Not Pass Go” Challenge (challenge details here and gallery here)!
I decided
to create a fun Clean and Simple Mixed Media card using Ice Cream
Shoppe along with Bottle Caps
Background from Artistic
Outpost by Our Daily Bread Designs.
I also incorporated
the ColourQ
CQC356 Challenge as well as The
Paper Players “CAS- Something Sweet” Challenge into the design.
I hope you have a
chance to visit us at the Artistic
Outpost blog as well as the other challenge galleries – wonderful inspiration
from all!
To create this card:
Using the ODBD
Pierced Rectangles Dies, die cut two rectangles from black cardstock and
one from white cardstock – love this stacked set of dies!
Using a soft blue ink
pad, directly swipe it onto the center of a piece of white cardstock, swipe the
old olive to the left and melon along with blackberry to the right (this is one
Direct to Paper (DTP) technique- see the tutorial here at Splitcoaststampers
for the written tutorial as well as a great video by Lydia with some other fun DTP ideas).
Once the ink as
dried, stamp the AO Bottle
Caps Background stamp with archival black ink over the direct to paper
panel, cut the panel between the bottle cap images and layer two of the
sections onto the center black die cut.
Use a clear glitter
pen to apply glitter to the bottle caps (difficult to see in the photo).
Stamp the sentiment
and girl image from the AO Ice Cream
Shoppe stamp set onto white cardstock using archival black ink, die cut the
sentiment with the ODBD Filigree
Frames Dies and fussy-cut the girl image.
Layer the fussy-cut
girl onto a piece of black cardstock and fussy cut around the stamped image.
Thanks again for taking the time to visit- hugs and have a great weekend, my friends!
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2 comments:
I love this, Julie! What great vintagey images and a fun sentiment. Thanks for playing along with my challenge this week at The Paper Players!
Great looking card, Julie. So creative and super fun and colorful. Thanks for playing with our theme challenge at the Paper Players this week.
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