Hello everyone! Hope everyone is doing well and having a great summer!
Today I'm bringing you a fun project using products from:
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This stamp set is such a blast to create with! That cat is just too much!
So, I wanted to make a slimline card. I started with the stencil. I cut a panel
that was 3 1/4" x 8 1/4". I used a low tack adhesive spray on the back of
the stencil.
I centered it on point on my panel and started with a tan ink. Once I was happy
with that I darkened up the edges with Simon Hurley's grrr! ink. They blended
like a dream.
For the corners, I cut a 4" square of leopard print paper and cut that into 4 diagonal
pieces and adhered them to the corners of the panel. To give everything a bit more
definition I added dark brown peel-offs along the edges. Then I adhered this to my
slimline card base that measures 3 1/2" x 8 1/2".
Next I stamped the cat onto some white card stock using a dark brown hybrid ink and
heat embossed it with Icicle Embossing Powder. I then colored him with Copics, avoiding
the the embossed lines.
Copic colors used:
Body: E41, E43, E31, E33, E35, E37
Ears: R00, E04
Nose: E04
I fussy cut him out and left a very narrow white outline. Next I stamped the sentiment
by using a stamp positioning tool and laying the cat image on the card to orient where
I wanted the sentiment. I stamped it using the same dark brown hybrid ink.
I next adhered the cat flat onto the card using liquid glue. I added black diamond
glitter glue to the dark spots in the leopard paper...I used a Q-tip to apply it.
Then I added crystal glaze to the cat's glasses. That finished my card!
For my envelope I used a regular white business size envelope and stenciled
a 2 1/4" stripe down the left side and then stamped the cat image over that
cutting part of him off, using the same dark brown ink.
What a fun project to make!
I hope you've been inspired by my card and envelope today!
Thank you so much for stopping by! I appreciate you!
Betsy
In my capacity as a
design team member for Brutus Monroe, I do receive the products I use from
them.
All opinions and creative decisions remain my own, and I only work with
companies/use products that I love.
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