Hello everyone! Today I'm bringing you a sweet project using
products from
This was such a fun project to put together. There's so many ways
you can use small stamps. Let me show you how I made my card!
I started by taking a heart die and lightly tracing around it, in pencil, on a
piece of watercolor paper.
Then, using dark brown ink, I stamped my elements. I did use my
MISTI to do this in case I needed to stamp my image more than
once - which I did.
Once my ink was dry I erased my pencil lines. I wanted my elements
to have a 1950's vibe to them, so using Chroma Mists I painted them
in aqua and coral. For the aqua I used Cobalt Blue and Bumblebee
Yellow Chroma Mists. I actually mixed a puddle of green and added
it to a puddle of blue. For the coral, I used Candy Apple Red, White,
and Bumblebee Yellow. I made a pink with the red and white and
an orange with the yellow and red and then mixed the 2 together.
I did very simple painting with no shading. For the brown on the
cookies I mixed red, yellow and blue with more yellow than the
other 2 colors. Next I took a scrap of watercolor paper and with a
1/2" flat paintbrush, painted a strip of aqua and one of coral.
I trimmed my painted panel to 3 1/2" x 5 1/2" and adhered it to the
middle of my A2 size top folding white card base. I trimmed the
2 strips of color and added them to the sides of the card. I also
added thin brown peel-offs between the panel and the painted strips.
I stamped my sentiment onto a scrap of the watercolor paper and die
cut it with a small round die. I die cut a slightly bigger circle out of
aqua paper to put behind the sentiment circle. I adhered this to my
card. For embellishments I used small 2-tone flatback pearls around
my elements and added a tiny pink translucent heart to the sentiment
circle. I adhered the sentiment circle to the lower right of my card.
and that finished my project!
I hope you enjoyed today's tutorial and it gives you some ideas on
how to use those little stamps! All of the products mentioned
are available at
Thank you so much for taking the time to stop by!
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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