Hello everyone! It's STAMPtember time again! This is something
that we, as cardmakers, look forward to every year. And this year
we have a beautiful stamp set from Simon Says Stamp and
featuring
Sweet Seasonal Apples
I love caramel apples so I had to make a card with this stamp!
Let me show you how I made my it!
I first stamped out my images separately with Raven Detail Ink.
These images were relatively easy to color with Copic markers.
Simple 2 to 3 color blends worked perfectly for these images.
Copic colors used:
C1, C2
YG11, YG03, YG23
YR23, YR24, E97
E51, E31, E33, E35, E37
I darkened up the caramel with the E97.
...and it's always good to have help from the peanut gallery!
I fussy cut these images and went around the edges with a black pen.
I cut an A2 size top folding card base from Lunchbag card stock. I
used a piece of plaid paper from the Playful Plaid Paper Pad. I cut
3 strips about 1 5/8" wide.
I also cut a panel from Cabbage card stock 3 1/4" x 4 1/2" and
embossed it using a plaid embossing folder.
I adhered the plaid strips leaving space in-between each piece.
I decided my green panel needed a bit of definition so I cut a piece
of Marsala card stock just slightly bigger than the green and panel and
adhered the two together. The Marsala card stock mimics the darker
color stripes in the plaid.
I also decided the main card panel could use a bit of the Marsala
color so I cut 2 very narrow strips of it and adhered them in-between
the plaid pieces.
I adhered my green panel onto the card base. I really loved how
it looked!
I stamped my sentiment onto a piece of Marsala card stock and heat
embossed it using Gilded Embossing Powder.
I die cut it with a banner die not realizing that it would be too long
for it to fit across my card without hanging over the edges. When I did
realize that, I snipped off each end and adhered it underneath each end
of the sentiment banner, making it look like it had folded ends.
I foam taped my main sentiment and my caramel apple image to
the panel for dimension. I added a few cream color enamel dots
to it and also added a bit of highlighting with a white gel pen.
And my card was finished!
I hope you enjoyed this tutorial using the STAMPtember
exclusive stamp set - Sweet Seasonal Apples from
Thank you so much for stopping by and seeing inspiration
for this delightful STAMPtember collaboration set from
Simon Says Stamp and Brutus Monroe!
Betsy
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