Woohoo!
Welcome to the June Release at Sweet ‘n Sassy Stamps! This month has a
wonderful selection of stamp sets for cards, Bible Art Journaling and more!! hope
all of you are having a great week so far!
Today
I am sharing a card using the new stamp set, Brotherly
Love along
with previously released sets, Through
the Trees (NinaB Designs) and Long
Stem Silhouettes.
I
incorporated the CAS(E)
This Sketch #274 Sketch Challenge (I elongated the sketch a bit and used a square vs circle for the central element :-)) into the
design and am also linking to the Simon Monday “Masculine”
Challenge as well as the As
You See It #177 “Greeting for Guys” Challenge (the hat and jacket are a "weathered" blue but look more grey in the photo :-)).
If
you have not had a chance to visit the above challenge sites or the SNSS Blog/FB Page yet, I encourage
you to do so- wonderful inspiration from all!
To
create this card:
1). Using archival black ink, stamp the images from Brotherly
Love onto designer paper along with white and chocolate cardstock (I
used a retired blue/woodgrain type of paper).
Stamp the bald head image along with the glasses and jacket/tie image
onto white cardstock, the beard and moustache images onto chocolate cardstock
and the hat along with the jacket/tie image onto the designer paper. Fussy-cut all of the images and color the head
image and sunglasses with water-based markers.
2).
Paper piece the image of the man together with the pieces from step 1.
3). De-static a
piece of white cardstock with an embossing powder
tool, stamp the tree image from Through
the Trees with archival black ink onto the prepared cardstock, apply
clear embossing powder and heat set with a heat tool. Die cut with a square stitched die, mount onto
espresso cardstock and trim close to the edge.).
4). Die cut the
woodgrain designer paper with a rounded stitched rectangle die, cut into two
pieces horizontally, mount onto another die cut (using the same rounded stitched
rectangle die) from espresso cardstock.
5).
Using stitched rectangle dies, die cut a piece of white cardstock for the card
front. and mount onto a larger piece of espresso cardstock (die cut with a slightly
larger stitched die). Position the pieces
from step 4 and 3 onto the card front (do not adhere yet) to decide where to
stamp the sentiment (per the sketch). De-static
the area with an embossing powder tool, stamp the sentiment from Long
Stem Silhouettes with an archival black ink, apply clear embossing powder
and heat set with a heat tool. Mount the
panel onto the die cut espresso card front and adhere to a white card base.
6). Mount the
woodgrain rounded rectangle pieces directly onto the card front. Thread a piece of chocolate grosgrain ribbon through
a pewter ribbon slide, add to the corner of the square tree image and mount
onto the card front with dimensional foam.
7). Add the
pieced Brotherly
Love image with dimensional foam (at the
bottom) and directly onto the stitched square tree panel.
8). Use a
glitter pen to add shimmer to his sunglasses to finish off the card.
Ink/Mediums:
Versafine™ Onyx Black, Stampin’ Write Markers- Blush Blossom, Aleays Artichoke,
Spectrum Noir™ Clear Glitter Pen
Cardstock/Designer
Paper: Whisper White, Chocolate Chip, Early Espresso, retired Well Worn
Designer Series Paper (all Stampin’ Up!)
Accessories/ Tools:
Big Shot™, MFT Dies- Stitched A2 Rectangle Set 1 & 2, Stitched Square STAX,
Stitched Rounded Rectangles, Embossing Buddy®, Clear Embossing Powder, Heat
Tool, ½” Chocolate Grosgrain Ribbon, Pewter Ribbon Slide
I had so much fun piecing this guy together! Without the beard, he could be my hubby (with hair under the hat- lol!). Also, don't forget Sweet ‘n Sassy Stamps has a new stamp of the month- Texture Tiles 2, free with any $75 US order.
Thanks
again for taking the time to visit! I hope all of you have a wonderful weekend
and stop by again soon!
amazing card, love all the layers of stamping, thank you so much for sharing with us at Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge, hugs kath xxx
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun stamp set! You can create an avatar or your guy with it! You've included all the elements of our collection with panache, Julie! Thanks for joining us at As You See It!
ReplyDeleteThat is one amazing stamp set, Julie! It's a bit like playing with paper dolls, only better. You've included all the elements of the recipe so seamlessly. It's a fantastic card. Thank you for joining us again at The Paper Players.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun bunch of elements you tossed around here to come up with your cool masculine card, Julie! Jan is right, it's like paper dolls! Thanks for sharing it with us at As You See it!
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