Congratulations to this week's Splitcoaststampers' Featured Stamper, Pam (Bailmac).
I chose this card as my inspiration:
I focused on Pam's:
- layout (plant life in one corner)
-limited colour scheme
-script sentiment
-border treatment
I changed:
-floral in the other corner
-pink to blue
-one border treatment rather than all round
I started by creating the wave border - I used my MISTI to stamp the waves, then move the panel and stamp again, and again. This method gives a precise placement of the waves. I alternated Fiesta Blue and Aquatini.
When I finished stamping, I coated the panel with Moonstone Glimmer Paste and set it aside to dry.
On the main panel, I stamped the plant with Black Jack ink, masked it and then stamped it again. I coloured the two plants with Copic markers in similar shades to Fiesta Blue and Aquatini. I just flicked the markers from the centre outwards, and left the edges white. To add more sparkle, I coated them with Star Dust Stickles.
I stamped the sentiment with Black Jack ink as well, and then added some of the Big Sur sequins. I popped the main panel up with foam tape.
I started by creating the wave border - I used my MISTI to stamp the waves, then move the panel and stamp again, and again. This method gives a precise placement of the waves. I alternated Fiesta Blue and Aquatini.
When I finished stamping, I coated the panel with Moonstone Glimmer Paste and set it aside to dry.
On the main panel, I stamped the plant with Black Jack ink, masked it and then stamped it again. I coloured the two plants with Copic markers in similar shades to Fiesta Blue and Aquatini. I just flicked the markers from the centre outwards, and left the edges white. To add more sparkle, I coated them with Star Dust Stickles.
I stamped the sentiment with Black Jack ink as well, and then added some of the Big Sur sequins. I popped the main panel up with foam tape.
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ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous card Ardyth - loving how you are using that glimmer paste to such great advantage - that background panel is stunning
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Maxine