Hi Friends!
Welcome to The Card Concept #116 {Pink Retro}
Challenge! Since I do not own any record dies, I decided
to take a different approach with this inspiration.
The colors and retro vibe
remind me of the pink or silver Christmas trees of the 60’s- lol! I almost created a Christmas card, but
instead, decided to create a simple Mixed Media floral card using a stencil with texture paste for
the background (to try to mimic the pattern on the glass in the photo).
I will also be
linking this card to the Try
It On Tuesday “Make A Mark” Challenge along with the Tuesday
Throwdown #432 “Stenciling” Challenge and the Word Art Wednesday #388-#389 “Anything
Goes” Challenge.
If you have not had a
chance to visit us at The Card Concept or the other challenge sites yet, I
hope you will find time to do so- gorgeous inspiration from all!
To
create this card:
1).
Score and fold a piece of 4.25” x 11” heavy white cardstock in half. Using a stencil brush with Hickory Smoke Distress
Oxide ink, stencil the background (somewhat sporadic). Once the ink has dried, place the stencil over
the same place on the background and use your finger to apply Nuvo™ Platinum
Embellishment Mousse over the oxide ink on some of the areas.
2). De-static a piece of white cardstock with an embossing
powder tool, stamp the floral image from the You’ve Got This (Stampin’ Up!) using
Versafine™ Onyx Black Ink, apply clear embossing powder and heat set with the
heat tool. Once the embossing has
cooled, color the flower with water based and alcohol markers. Fussy cut the image and attach to the card
front using dimensional foam.
3).Stamp
the images from the retired Label Maker Love (My Favorite Things™) using Versafine™ Onyx
Black Ink, apply clear embossing powder and heat set with the heat tool. Once the embossing has cooled, fussy-cut the
labels and attach to the card front with dimensional foam.
4). Use a gel pen to add highlights to the flower
center, add sparkle to the flower petals with a clear shimmer pen and a few rhinestones
to finish off the card.
Stamp
Sets: You’ve Got This (Stampin’ Up!), Label Maker Love (retired My Favorite Things™)
Ink/Mediums:
Versafine™ Onyx Black, Tim Holtz® Hickory Smoke Distress Oxide, Stampin’ Write
Markers- Blushing Bride, Petal Pink, Smoky Slate, Gray Granite; Stampin’ Blends-
Light and Dark Pink Pirouette, White Gel Pen, Spectrum Noir™ Clear Glitter Pen;
Nuvo™ Platinum Embellishment Mouse
Cardstock/Paper:
Whisper White
Tools/Accessories:
Embossing Buddy®, Clear Embossing Powder, Heat Tool, Stampendous ArtPlorations™
Stained Glass Stencil, Claritystamps™ Stencil Brushes, Rhinestones
Thanks
again for taking the time to visit! I
hope I have inspired you to create your own card based on our {Pink
Retro} photo and link up to our gallery at The Card Concept- we would love to see your
interpretation!! The challenge is open until Monday, June 10th at noon (EDT).
11 comments:
This is stunning, Julie! I love that background and how you were inspired!
That background design is lovely with your pretty flower. It is also perfect for the TIOT Challenge; I want to do the TIOT, too. Happy Day, Julie!
Beautiful card. The flower is lovely.
A simply beautiful card! WOW! Thank you for joining us at TioT's ! Happy day! Susi xxx
Oh My Gosh Julie!! This is so gorgeous!!!!
I love that stencilled background - one of my personal favourites because it almost looks like jewels, glinting and adds so much interest. Hickory Smoke the perfect colour to use ;-) It looks wonderful. Thanks for sharing with us at Try it on Tueday.
Cath x
A lovely stencil background for your beautiful card. The colour combination looks great.
Thank you for joining our Make a Mark theme at Try it on Tuesdays.
Yvonne
The soft marks on the background let the nice rose jump out perfectly.
Dear Greetings
Sabine
Beautiful stencil background!
Gorgeous! The detailed instruction are very helpful as I’m new to the mixed media techniques. Thanks too for your comments on my Splitcoaststampers cards.
A fabulous card, I love the background and flower. A very elegant piece of art. Thank you for sharing on TIOT
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