I have a quick card to share with you tonight for the Simon Says Stamp Say It With Stamps Challenge. This challenge focuses on the words. I wanted to use the Tim Holtz Distress Water Color Cardstock that I recently acquired. One of the last covers of Papercrafts Magazine (insert frowny face!) served as my inspiration. Here's my card:
To create this card, I lined my sentiments up on my work mat, using the lines to make sure that they were straight. (I got the idea for stamp placement from Jennifer McGuire but I can't for the life of me find her card to link to.) Anyway, I used a Fiskars stamp press to pick them up in the same position. I stamped using Versamark ink and then heat set with clear embossing powder. (Note, it is essential that your stamps are clean when using clear embossing powder. Don't ask me how I know!) Next, I scribbled distress markers onto my craft mat, spritzed some water and painted my sentiment block. I always love watching the magic of stamp resist. I stamped the die-cut butterfly and used the same technique to color it and adhered it to my card with a foam dot.
Supplies:
Paper: Bazzill Cardshop Cardstock (Marshmallow); Tim Holtz Distress Water Color Carstock; Authentique Pattern Paper (Lively);
Stamps: Paper Smooches (Flap Happy; Birthday Sampler);
Die: Paper Smooches (Butterfly 3);
Inks: VersaMark; StazOn (Brown); Tim Holtz Distress Markers (Picked Raspberry, Shabby Shutters)
Misc.: Clear Embossing Powder
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5 comments:
You did a great job lining up those stamps! I thought at first it was all one big stamp. Pretty colors!
Such a pretty project! Beautiful mix of sentiments and colors! Thanks for joining along with the Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge!
This is lovely! The distress marker resist technique worked beautifully here. A great way to highlight those word stamps. Thank you for joining us this week for the Simon Says Stamp Monday challenge. ~Michelle
Oh this is a fantastic card! Love the idea of lining all the words up on the mat first.
Great job with your design. I know... I'm sad about PC magazine too!
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