Hi Friends!!
I am sharing one more
card this morning (before retiring to get some beauty sleep, lol!) that I designed with the Cosmo
stamp set (Technique Tuesday) along with the Scripture sentiment from Words of Encouragement
(Stamp Simply).
I have owned the Cosmo stamp set for a few years (love the floral image) and this is the first time I have had a chance to create a card- I think I have too many stamps, don't you?
I decided to use the
Splitcoaststampers SC311 Sketch Challenge for the layout (FYI- this sketch is from 2011- so glad that they do not expire :-)) and am also playing along with the Color My Heart Color Dare #382 Purple Monochromatic Challenge and the StampingSensations “Spring Florals” Challenge.
To create this card:
De-static a piece of
white cardstock with an embossing powder tool, ink the Cosmo floral image with
Versafine™ Onyx Black Ink and stamp onto the panel. Apply clear embossing powder and heat set
with a heat tool.
Repeat the same steps
as above with the sentiment from Words of Encouragement. Trim the sentiment and
mount onto a piece of black cardstock.
Using water-based
markers and watercolor pencils, color the flowers on the floral image (being
careful with the pencil points around the embossing). Once you are satisfied with the coloring, die
cut the image with a stitched rectangle die, mount onto black cardstock and
trim close to the die cut.
Emboss a piece of concord
designer paper with a flourish embossing folder, lightly sand the surface with
a sanding block, trim the panel and mount onto a piece of black cardstock.
Die cut another piece
of white cardstock with a larger stitched rectangle die for the background
panel, mount onto black cardstock and adhere to a white card base.
Add the embossed purple
panel directly to the card front and mount the focal image and sentiment with
dimensional foam (lately, I prefer using chipboard).
Use a clear glitter
pen to add shimmer to the petals and an extra fine white paint pen to add a few
highlights to the flower centers.
Add a few pearls to
the corners of the sentiment as well as the floral panel to finish off the
card.
Stamp
Sets: Cosmo (Technique Tuesday), Words of Encouragement (Stamp Simply)
Ink/Mediums:
Versafine™ Onyx Black; Stampin’ Write
Markers- Wisteria Wonder, Gorgeous Grape, Concord Crush; Derwent™ Watercolor
Pencils- shades of purple, Spectrum Noir™ Clear Glitter Pen, Sharpie™ Extra Fine White Paint Pen
Cardstock/Paper: Whisper White, Basic Black; retired Concord Crush
Designer Series Paper (Hostess Level I Pack)
Accessories: MISTI™,
Embossing Buddy®, Clear EP, Heat Tool, Gemini
Jr™, MFT Stitched Rectangle A2 STAX Set 1 & 2 Dies, Crafters Companion™ Swirl
3D Embossing Folder, Sanding Block, Pearls
I hope I have inspired
you to create something this week and I will be posting my Design Team card for
The Card Concept at 8 am (so stay tuned, lol!)!
Thanks again for
taking the time to visit my blog- have a blessed week, sweet friends!
Beautiful card, Julie. I believe I have too many stamps, too, but am trying to be more restraint about buying new. I aLways learn from you!
ReplyDeleteA pretty card with those Cosmos flowers - thanks for joining us at Stamping Sensations.
ReplyDeleteLovely vibrant blooms on your pretty card, many thanks for joining in with our 'Spring' theme at Stamping Sensations challenge.
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Beautiful card! I love how you used purple. Stunning! Thanks for joining us at Color Dare.
ReplyDeleteLoving the combination of frames you used, the embossed frame is beautiful and such a nice background for your beautiful flora...beautiful and inspirational. Thanks for sharing with us at Color Dare.
ReplyDeleteThe frames and flowers are really lovely. Thanks for joining us in the Colour My Heart Colour Dare Challenge. Hope you can join us again soon.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely design! Thank you for sharing your creation with us at the Color My Heart Color Dare blog. Please come back this week and join us for another paper crafting challenge.
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see what you create!
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Beautiful card. Thank you for joining at stamping sensations.
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