Here's my second card with the Rock Out Clear Polymer Stamp Set and the Time Tunnel Stencil. I must note that my mad photographic skillz made this card a different size, when in reality both cards are standard A2s. *shrug*
Products Used:
Rock Out Clear Polymer Stamp Set by Visible Image
Time Tunnel Stencil by Visible Image
Brusho® Crystal Color by Colourcraft
Sea Green, Leaf Green, Emerald Green, Yellow, Sunburst Yellow, Turquoise, Cobalt Blue, Ultramarine, and Crimson Brusho Crystal Color by Colourcraft
Onyx Black VersaFine™ Ink by Tsukineko®
140 lb. Watercolor Paper by Strathmore®
Blueprint Sketch, Salty Ocean, and Black Soot Tim Holtz® Distress® Ink by Ranger
Play Guitar Stencil by Visible Image
Music Stencil by Newton's Nook Designs
Happy Birthday Sentiment from one of the House-Mouse Designs® Mini Clear Stamp set by Stampendous
You Rock Rubber Stamp by A Muse Studio® Stamps
Sentiment Banners Honey Cuts Dies by Honey Bee Stamps
Framed Oval Die, Source Unknown
Brusho Crystal Colors are such fun to use to create a painted background quickly. There are many ways to use them, but I went for my tried and true method.
To create the background paper for both cards:
- A piece of 9" x 12" piece of watercolor paper was spritzed with water, then sprinkled with Sea Green, Leaf Green, Emerald Green, Yellow, Sunburst Yellow, Turquoise, Cobalt Blue, and Ultramarine Brusho Crystal Color powders.
- Water was lightly spritzed and left for a few moments to let the colors spread, then the paper was heat dried.
- This process was repeated until I was happy with the color combination.
- I decided it needed a pop of red, so Crimson Brusho Crystal Color was sprinkled sparingly and spritzed with water.
- The paper was heat set until it was absolutely bone dry.
- The background paper was cut in half, then run through my Big Shot to flatten it.
- An oval frame die was used to die-cut the colored paper and black cardstock two times. All edges were sponged with Salty Ocean and Black Soot Distress inks. One set was set aside for my second card.
- The watercolor oval and the black oval frame were taped together on the back,
- Blueprint Sketch Distress ink was sponged over the Play Guitar stencil, then heat set.
- This was temporarily adhered to scrap paper and secured to the base of a stamping platform with magnets.
- The guitar stamp fwas positioned face down onto the oval, the lid of the stamping platform was pressed onto the stamp, and lifted.
- The stamp was inked with Onyx Black VersaFine ink, then stamped onto the oval.
- This step was repeated until I got the coverage I wanted.
- The panel was removed from the platform then adhered to a black A2 card.
To create the birthday card:
- For this card, I separated the oval and the oval frame before stenciling and stamping.
- Salty Ocean Distress ink was sponged over a music stencil onto the rectangular frame.
- Salty Ocean Distress ink was sponged the the Time Tunnel Stencil onto the oval.
- The guitarist stamp was positioned face down onto the oval, the lid of the stamping platform was pressed onto the stamp, and lifted.
- The stamp was inked with Onyx Black VersaFine ink, then stamped onto the oval.
- This step was repeated until I got the coverage I wanted.
- A banner die was used to cut leftover scraps from the half the was die-cut.
- Using Salty Ocean Distress ink, the two banners were stamped with the Grungy Stars border from the set.
- The sentiments were stamped overtop with Onyx Black VersaFine ink.
- The oval frame card front was adhered to a blue A2 card, then the black oval border, guitarist image panel, and sentiments were adhered to finish the card.
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Congrats on your GDT spot and both fabulous cards love the stamps and backgrounds
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love this project fabulous, hugs Aly xx
ReplyDeleteFab musical card and thought I recognised these stamps. Well done on your GDT spot too Michelle x
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