Hello! I’m back with my second card for this blog. I was
inspired by the current mood board challenge, so I used lots of teal, fuchsia,
linen and a hint of coral. These sea creatures are having a lovely underwater birthday
party with the mermaids. This is how I made it:
I cut two panels of Lawn Fawn white cardstock with the outside in stitched rectangle stackables. On one of them I used the stitched hillside borders. I used the ray of light stencil from MFT to
create a nice effect on the background with distress oxides. I started with
speckled egg and put peacock feathers on top. For the sand I used antique linen
and brushed corduroy. I splattered some brushed corduroy on top for some extra
interest.
While that was drying I stamped the images on copic friendly
paper with Lawn Fawn Jet Black ink and I colored them with copic sketch markers: 0,
E000, E00, E11, E21, E40, E41, E42, E43, Y21, Y23, Y26, G000, G00, G02, RV000,
RV00, RV02, RV04, RV06, RV09, R20, R30, R32, R35, BG000, BG01, BG02, BG05,
BG09, BG10, BG11, BG13, BG15, BG70, BG72, BG75, BG78.
I used stamps from mermaid for you, you are sublime, ocean shell-fie and really high five.
With my white gel pen, white posca pen, black gelly roll and
black glaze pen I added some accents on my images, such as eyelashes and
reflections.
I used an anti-static pouch, Lawn Fawn clear ink and some
black embossing powder (this color would work) to heat emboss the sentiment onto the sand.
After that it was time to adhere all of my images. I used
thin foam squares, glue dots and liquid glue, to alternate between the height
of each image.
To decorate the card even more I added a few bubbles.
An embellishment wand really comes in handy to glue those bubbles in place with
some liquid glue.
To create a colorful border around the background I cut a
piece of tropical shimmer cardstock with the large stitched rectanglestackables. I glued my panel on top and adhered the whole thing to a card base
and that finished my card.
I really hope you like it and if you’re interested you can watch my tutorial right here. Have a lovely week!
Big hugs,
Leontine
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