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This very simple card is created using the Quiet Meadow stamp set. It can be easily replicated for future classes, and I wanted to show how simple it is to create dimension with colour using Blending Brushes and Blender Pens.
And here's the card details:
4 1/4 x 5 1/2 Thick Basic White Cardstock (CS) ( 4 1/4 x 11 folded in half)
4 x 5 1/4 Fresh Freesia CS layer
3 15/16 x 5 3/16 Basic White CS layer **the 16ths of an inch are just smidge smaller than the Fresh Freesia layer
Assembly & Trix:
* Using Blending Brushes softly build the colour on the Basic White CS layer to create colour dimensional with Fresh Freesia ink where the top of the flower stamp will be.
* Stamp the flower image using Fresh Freesia ink. ***Trix, move the colour in the centre of the flower slightly using a Blender Pen, pick up more colour from the ink pad to enhance the colour, taking care not to breakdown the paper fibers with too much blending.
* Stamp the sentiment using Fresh Freesia ink, I used the thank you from Dragonfly Garden. ***Trix, change the sentiment by choosing which words you want as a sentiment. I only wanted "thanks" and "you". Use a post it note or piece of non stick tape to cover the words you do not want, ink the stamp, peel of the tape and stamp onto the CS layer. Repeat the process to add the "you" under it.
* Adhere the stamped layer to the Fresh Freesia layer using Multipurpose Liquid Glue.
* Adhere the CS layer to the card base using Stampin' Dimensionals
Enjoy & have a super day!
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Simple and elegant! Thank you Lesley for taking part in our Demonstrator Training Blog Hop this month!
ReplyDeleteThx so much Kylie - I’m so sorry I forgot to add your beautiful banner to my blog post - next time :)
DeleteThat is a delightful card Lesley. I like it.
ReplyDeleteThx so much Carolyn! Thx for taking time to write 🙂
DeleteSimple and classic!
ReplyDeleteAh, thx so much Maheswari, that’s what I was going for this time, thank you 🙂
DeleteLovely card!
ReplyDeleteThank you Annie, I appreciate the comment 🙂
DeleteSo pretty!
ReplyDeleteThx so much Melva, thx for taking time to write 🙂
DeleteI love the simplicity of your card, yet it's so elegant!
ReplyDeleteThank you Mary Ann, I was going for easy to replicate for new customers, thx so much for writing 🙂
ReplyDeleteThank you Mary Ann, I was going for easy to replicate for new customers, thx so much for writing 🙂
ReplyDeleteA lovely card. This would entice any new card maker to start their stamping journey.
ReplyDeletethx so much Mandy! I agree, sometimes the SIP cards are just the thing. Thank you for taking time to write a comment :)
DeleteLovely cards thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteThx so much Sandie!
DeleteSuch a soft and pretty card Lesley x
ReplyDeleteThx so much Mo :)
DeleteLovely Simple Stamping card!😊
ReplyDeleteThx so much Christy!
DeleteLesley, you did a great job with your card. I LOVE the simplicity. It really allows the image to stand alone in it's own beauty.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your kind words Theresa! :)
DeleteI love the sweet layout of this card. It is perfection.
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