Monday, July 5, 2021

A Party Puffins Thanks for Kylie Bertucci's International Blog Highlights

Hello and thanks for visiting!

Today's post is for Kylie's Monthly International Blog.  If you like my card I'd love for you to vote for me.  If I'm one of the winners I will join Kylie's International Blog Hop at the end of the month.  Please click on my card or the vote for me button below, to go directly to Kylie's International Highlights Gallery.  Vote by clicking on the little heart in the top right corner of my card within the gallery.  Enjoy the inspiration you're sure to find in this gallery of talented demonstrators.  Thanks so much for participating!







And here's the card details:

4 1/4 x 5 1/2 Basic Black card base  (4 1/4 x 22 folded in half)

4 x 5 1/4 Coastal Cabana cardstock (CS) layer

3 7/8 x 5 1/8 Basic White CS layer

2 x 2/12 Basic White piece for puffin 

Basic Black for sentiment pieces

Party Puffins & Peaceful Moments stamp sets

Memento Black Ink

Ink Pads:  Pool Party, Coastal Cabana & Balmy Blue

Blending Brushes

Stampin' Blends Markers in Petal Pink and Calypso Coral

VersaMark Ink and White Stampin' Emboss Powder

Heat Tool

Artistry Blooms Sequins

*****Click here, Lesley's Project Pg & Online Store to purchase the supplies used on this card.  Remember to use the Host Code (found on the right side bar) for orders $60 or greater and I will send you a little thank you gift in the mail with your thank you card the following month.


Assembly & Trix:

*  Apply the shades of blue inks to the Basic White CS layer using Blending Brushes.  ***Trix, blend from lightest to dark, I used Pool Party on the left side of the card, followed by Coastal Cabana and ended with Balmy Blue on the right side of the card.  I tried to create three strips of colour and then blended them together at the edges.

*  Stamp the puffin with Memento Black ink and fussy cut out.

*  Colour the puffin with Stampin' Blends Markers.

*  Stamp the 'thank you' sentiment using VersaMark ink and emboss with White Embossing Powder.

*  Cut the sentiment into separate words.

*  Adhere the Basic White CS layer to the Coastal Cabana CS layer with Multipurpose Liquid Glue (glue)

*  Adhere the card front to the card base with glue.

*  Decide on the placement of the puffin and the words.  ***Trix, I wanted it to look like the puffin was shouting thank you in all directions, and I just preferred the look of the sentiment cut apart and on an angle.

*  Adhere the puffin and the "thank" with Stampin' Dimensionals and glue the word "you" just to create a bit of dimension.

*  Embellish with sequins as desired.


Enjoy and have a super day!




9 comments:

  1. Those party puffins have a way of bringing out the smiles. I love your thank you card. The repetition of the sentiment and your colouring make it quite special.

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    1. Wow, thx so much Penny for those kind words! The puffins always make me smile :)
      Thanks for visiting and commenting!

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  2. Lesley, your card is so cute! I may need to get that stamp set! Your blending is beautiful! ~ Kim Kroeker

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    1. Thank you so much Kim for your compliment. Yes you do need this stamp set :) I will enable you ;)
      Blending is fun, you're a master at it! Thx for visiting.

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  3. Lesley, that is a precious card!

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    1. Thank you Robbie for visiting and commenting I really appreciate that :)

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  4. Such a cute card Lesley, love it!!xx Ann Alexander

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    1. Thank you Annie for visiting and commenting, The puffins are a go to for cuteness :)

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  5. Adorable card Lesley! Thanks for being part of my International Blog Highlights this month and all the best with voting!

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