Don’t forget to check out my other card design for
this challenge if you’re just joining me.
Like I said in my earlier post this sketch has a
really neat artistic grunge vibe to it,
I played it safe with the first design but wanted
to add a few more details to this design,
Again both cards designs are very similar, with
just a few things changed in the second card.
As always I started off by using my We R Memory
Keepers Trim & Score Board to trim down
some Trophee Board White Linen 240 GSM cardstock,
making an A2 top folding card.
I then die cut another stitched rectangle out
of Trophee Board White Linen cardstock
using the Lil Inker Designs Stitched
Mats Rectangles die set.
Again I dry embossed the stitched rectangle using
the Daisy Do Embossing Folder from Craft Concepts, this time however I added
some ink splatters to my embossed panel using some Tinsel (Silver) Colour Shine from Heidi
Swapp, I used the nozzle and taped it to get my splatters, I didn’t spray it
straight from the bottle as it would have covered my panel to much.
I think this gave the card a nice bit of added
texture without too much fuss whilst still keeping my card design clean, simple and elegant - its hard to tell from the photos but the ink splatters have a lovely silver sparkle to them, giving this card just that little bit more "wow" to it.
I then die cut two banners using the Stampin’ Up! Banners Framelits Die Set, using
the third smallest banner in the set to die cut some Kaleidoscope Designer
Series Paper, choosing some lovely bold black and white stripes.
Using the Simon Says Stamp Large Tags die set I
then die cut a tag out of Basic Black Cardstock, I then heat embossed my
sentiment onto the bottom of my tag using Rangers Super Fine Silver Embossing
Powder.
The sentiment for this card is from a Stampin’ Up!
stamp set called Six-Sided Sampler.
I then made my butterflies exactly like my first
card, I first took the lace / honeycomb butterfly from the Butterfly Basics
Photopolymer Stamp Set and stamped the butterfly in Bermuda Bay ink, I then
used the coordinating die to die cut my stamped image out, I then used the
second largest butterfly in the Butterflies Thinlits die set to die cut another
butterfly out of Soft Sky Cardstock.
To assemble my card I adhered the dry embossed
stitched rectangle straight to the card base using Tombow Mono Multipurpose
Liquid Glue, I then used more Tombow to add both Designer Series Paper banners,
with both straight edge showing on the banners (so the tails hide under the tag).
Again to give the card some dimension I added a few Best
Creation Large 3D Foam Tape Dots to the tag before placing it onto my card
front, I then used more Tombow Mono Multipurpose Liquid Glue to adhere the
large Soft Sky butterfly to the tag, Using Mini Glue Dots I added the stamped
Bermuda Bay butterfly on top of my Soft Sky butterfly.
I then added a white Resin Flower from Rosie's
Studio to the centre of the stamped Bermuda Bay butterfly and tied a bow onto
my tag using some May Arts Silver Metallic String, and as one more finishing
touch I added a few Basic Rhinestone Jewels around the butterfly.
I hope you liked my second card deign for this challenge.
Thanks for stopping by and have a lovely week,
- SUPPLY LIST -
STAMPIN' UP!
Heat Tool
Mini Glue Dots
Butterflies Thinlits Dies
Soft Sky A4 Cardstock
Rhinestone Basic Jewels
Banners Framelits Die Set
Basic Black A4 Cardstock
Bermuda Bay Classic Stampin' Pad
Tombow - Multipurpose Liquid Glue
Six-Sided Sampler - Clear Stamp Set
Butterfly Basics - Photopolymer Stamp Set
Kaleidoscope - Designer Series Paper - RETIRED
….
Simon
Says Stamp
Versamark - Ink Pad
May Arts - Silver Metallic String
Heidi Swapp - Tinsel Color
Shine
EK Success - Powder Tool Applicator
Simon Says Stamp - Large Tags Die Set
We R Memory Keepers - Trim & Score Board
Ranger - Embossing Powder Super Fine Silver
Craft Concepts - Daisy Do A2 Embossing Folder
Best Creation - Large Square 3D Foam Tape Dots
....
Lil'
Inker Designs
Stitched
Mats - Rectangles
….
OTHER
Trophee Board - White Linen 240 GSM Paper
Rosie's Studio - Mini Blooms Resin Embellishments
Very similar designs! I can't say which I like best! Both are amazing! Thanks for playing twice at As You See It Challenges this week!
ReplyDeleteThanks again Heather, I couldn't decide what one I liked best so I had to make both even though they are very similar. =)
ReplyDeleteI like this one too but having told you already how much I like that DSP and how it tied card #1 together, I'll have to say it's my favourite one - but this one is gorgeous too. I love that you played twice and produced two such wonderful cards. Thanks for joining us at As You See It.
ReplyDeleteThanks again Jan, I really enjoyed this challenge as the sketch was so beautiful to work with. =)
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