Woohoo-
it’s time for the new SC600 sketch at Splitcoaststampers! This is such a fun sketch and wow, our Design
Team did a fabulous job with showing off the versatility!
I pulled out a few retired Stampin' Up! stamp sets, Element of Style and Bloom with Hope along with Distress Oxide/Distress Inks for a quick Media card.
I
also incorporated the House of Cards August 2017 "Floral Images and/or Colors" Challenge along
with the Word Art Wednesday #296-#297 “Anything Goes” Challenge into the design.
If
you have not had a chance to check out the Splitcoaststampers Sketch Gallery or
the other challenge galleries yet, I hope you will find the time to do so- as
always, gorgeous inspiration from all!
To
create this card:
1).
Using Tim Holtz® Distress Oxide Inks, press the Picked Raspberry pad onto a
silicone craft mat, lightly spritz with water, lay a piece of white cardstock
into the ink, lift up and press again.
Dry with a heat tool and repeat the process using Peacock Feathers and
Seedless Preserves. Once you are
satisfied with the background, spritz water over the ink, press lightly with a
paper towel and dry with the heat tool.
2).
De-static the background with an embossing powder tool, ink the Elements of
Style stamp set with an archival black ink, apply clear embossing powder and
heat set with the heat tool.
3).
Use the AquaPainter™ with ink from Tim Holtz® Distress Ink pads- Seedless
Preserves and Picked Raspberry to watercolor the flowers and the surrounding
background around the flowers. Color the
leaves with the Mowed Lawn TH Distress Marker.
Trim the panel and mount onto a piece of Blackberry Bliss cardstock,
trim close to the edge.
4).
Trim a piece of white cardstock, mount onto a piece of Blackberry Bliss
cardstock, adhere the entire panel to the white card base.
5).
Die cut and emboss the scroll corners from Blackberry Bliss cardstock using a
Big Shot™ with the Shapeablilites© Fleur de Lis Accents dies, wrap around the
corners (per the sketch) and mount the panel onto the card front using
dimensional foam.
6).
Stamp the sentiment from Bloom with Hope using archival black ink onto white
cardstock, apply clear embossing powder, heat set with the heat tool and create
the fish tail banner (I used a retired hexagon punch). Mount onto a piece of Blackberry Bliss
cardstock and adhere directly to the card front.
7).
Add white accents to the flower centers with an extra fine white paint pen and
shimmer to the flower petals with a clear glitter pen. Add a few pearls to the
corners to finish off the card.
Stamp
Sets: Elements of Style, Bloom with Hope
Ink/Mediums:
Stampin’ Archival™ Basic Black; Tim
Holtz™ Distress Oxide Ink- Peacock Feathers, Picked Raspberry, Seedless
Preserves; TH Distress Inks- Picked Raspberry, Seedless Preserves; Spectrum
Noir™ Clear Glitter Pen; Extra Fine White Sharpie® Paint Pen
Paper:
Extra Thick Whisper White, Whisper White, retired Blackberry Bliss
Accessories/Tools:
AquaPainter™, Big Shot™, Shapeablilites©
Fleur de Lis Accents Dies. Embossing Buddy®, Clear Embossing Powder, Heat Tool,
Water Spritzer Bottle, retired Hexagon Punch, Pearls
Thanks again for taking the
time to stop by! I hope you can find the time to come join us at
Splitcoaststampers- we would love to see your artwork in our gallery! Hugs and have a wonderful week, sweet friends!
Thank you for sharing your gorgeous floral card, and the steps used to create it, with us at House of Cards. The scroll die cuts on the corners are a fun detail.
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