Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Clear (and Simple) Gratitude
Clear & Simple Stamps is sponsoring this week’s sketch challenge at 2 Sketches 4 You. They always have super-creative sketches to work with! Here’s my version of this week’s sketch, flipped on its side.
I decided to use the sketch to make an acetate card. The plum scalloped panels are inside the acetate overlay. They’re made from two Nestabilities scalloped rectangles. I placed the patterned paper panel on the outside of the overlay to hide the adhesive that holds the pieces together.
Isn’t the floral pattern on the paper a great match for the flower trio from the Gratitude set? I stamped the solid silhouette images first, then went back and added the line images over top for definition. I used small ink pads so that I could ink up the flowers and stems separately. No room for a sentiment here, but I think that the card works okay without one.
Materials Used:
Gratitude stamp set (Clear & Simple Stamps); Plum Pudding Palette ink, Plum Pudding cardstock, Plum Pudding grosgrain ribbon (Papertrey Ink), Bamboo Leaves, Pear Tart, and Lulu Lavender inks (Memento); Very Vanilla cardstock, dimensionals (Stampin’ Up!); designer paper (Crate Paper-Sweet Branch line); oval and scalloped rectangle dies (Nestabilities)
I decided to use the sketch to make an acetate card. The plum scalloped panels are inside the acetate overlay. They’re made from two Nestabilities scalloped rectangles. I placed the patterned paper panel on the outside of the overlay to hide the adhesive that holds the pieces together.
Isn’t the floral pattern on the paper a great match for the flower trio from the Gratitude set? I stamped the solid silhouette images first, then went back and added the line images over top for definition. I used small ink pads so that I could ink up the flowers and stems separately. No room for a sentiment here, but I think that the card works okay without one.
Materials Used:
Gratitude stamp set (Clear & Simple Stamps); Plum Pudding Palette ink, Plum Pudding cardstock, Plum Pudding grosgrain ribbon (Papertrey Ink), Bamboo Leaves, Pear Tart, and Lulu Lavender inks (Memento); Very Vanilla cardstock, dimensionals (Stampin’ Up!); designer paper (Crate Paper-Sweet Branch line); oval and scalloped rectangle dies (Nestabilities)
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Awesome acetate card and it the paper is perfect with it!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Lori! I love the acetate and your image is stunning!
ReplyDeleteI love your card. That image is so pretty
ReplyDeleteThanks for playing along with us at
http://2sketches4you.blogspot.com/
very pretty! love your take on the sketch!
ReplyDeleteHi Lori
ReplyDeleteLove the way you made the sketch your own. I am a huge fan of acetate and you did it fab! Thanks for playing along
:) Kazan