Tuesday, April 2, 2024

Belated Birthday Card

Greetings! It's Tuesday, my day to share a project created for Topflight Stamps. I don't know if it's my age or my absentmindedness, but I never seem to get birthday cards mailed on time. Since Easter just passed and there are lots of rabbits in my backyard, I decided to use this shocked/worried looking rabbit from Katzelkraft's All Mad Here Unmounted Red Rubber Stamp Set with the Background Clocks Solo Unmounted Red Rubber Stamp to create a belated birthday card.

Here's my card!


Topflight Stamps Products Used:
Classic Sentiments Clear Stamp Set by Hefty Doodle

Other Products Used:
Solar White Classic Crest Cardstock by Neenah Papers
Stonewash Cardstock by Bazzill Basics
Patterned Cardstock: Source Unknown
Copic Markers: 
Rabbit's Fur: BV20, BV23, E30, E31, E33, E34, E35, RV91, R000, R30, W00, W0
Rabbit's Eyes: Y32, Y35
Grass: YG03, YG05, YG11, YG17, Y00, Y11
White Gelly Roll Gel Pen by Sakura of America
The Alice Collection Clear Stamp Set 2 by That's Crafty
Rectangle Die by Spellbinders
Mini Clouds Stencil by My Favorite Things
Low tack tape
Repositionable Sticker Paper by Avery
STAY-tion by Wendy Vecchi for Ranger Ink
Stamping Platforms

Instructions:
  1. Cut the patterned cardstock to 8.5" x 5.5". Score at 4.25" and fold to form an A2 card. Set aside.
  2. Using a stamping platform and Tuxedo Black Memento Ink, stamp the rabbit from the All Mad Here Unmounted Red Rubber Stamp Set twice — once onto white cardstock and once onto repositionable sticker paper. 
  3. Fussy-cut the sticker paper version and place it over the rabbit on the image panel as a mask. 
  4. Secure the image panel to the STAY-tion with magnets.
  5. Place low tack tape across the image panel under the rabbit's paw.
  6. Place one of the cloud patterns on the Mini-Cloud Stencil towards the top of the image panel then brush Della Blue Elements Inks over the stencil onto the image panel.
  7. Move the stencil down and rotate it and brush Della Blue Elements Ink over the stencil onto the image panel. 
  8. Repeat Step 7 until the area between the top of the image panel and the tape is filled with a cloudy sky.
  9. Secure the image panel onto the base of the stamping platform with magnets.
  10. Position the Background Clocks Solo Unmounted Red Rubber Stamp facedown across the sky section of the image panel.
  11. Press the platform's lid onto the back of the stamp and lift.
  12. Ink the Background Clocks stamp with Della Blue Elements Ink and stamp onto the image panel. Re-ink the stamp and stamp again if necessary to attain a good impression.
  13. Remove the mask and tape. 
  14. Use Copic markers to color the rabbit and create a grassy area to ground the rabbit. 
  15. Trim the image panel, edge it with Della Blue Elements Ink, and mat it onto blue cardstock cut .25" larger than the image panel.
  16. Use the tag die from the Taggletastic Die Set 30  to cut a scrap of white cardstock. 
  17. Tape the back of the tag die-cut onto the back of the aperture on the white cardstock scrap.
  18. Secure the scrap to the base of a stamping platform with magnets.
  19. Place the word "OOPS!" from the Everyday Sentiments Clear Stamp Se and "I'm Late" from the Alice Collection Clear Stamp Set 2 facedown onto the speech bubble die-cut. 
  20. Press the platform's lid onto the back of the stamp and lift.
  21. Ink the stamps with Della Blue Elements Ink and stamp. Re-ink the stamp and stamp again if necessary to attain a good impression.
  22. Remove the stamps.
  23. Place the "Happy Birthday" sentiment from the Classic Sentiments Clear Stamp Set facedown onto the white scrap of cardstock.
  24. ress the platform's lid onto the back of the stamp and lift.
  25. Ink the stamp with Della Blue Elements Ink and stamp. Re-ink the stamp and stamp again if necessary to attain a good impression.
  26. Use a rectangle die was to cut the sentiment.
  27. Use Della Blue Elements Ink to edge the sentiment die-cuts,
  28. Adhere the matted image panel and sentiment die-cuts to the reserved patterned paper card.
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