Thursday, May 15, 2014

Birthday Collage

Here’s my card for this week’s Muse card challenge. I was inspired by the die cut word used as a focal image with all of the stamping around it. Collage-type stamping kind of scares me, so this was as close as I could get to it and still stay in my comfort zone!

Birthday Collage card-designed by Lori Tecler/Inking Aloud-stamps and dies from Papertrey Ink
I started by die cutting the word "birthday" from the white panel.  I also die cut the word three times from aqua cardstock.  Once that was done, I stamped one of the aqua die cuts with the matching image from Papertrey Ink's Wonderful Words Birthday set in a slightly darker blue ink, then set it in the opening on the white panel.  After it was securely in place, I stamped the words "happy" and "celebrate" from the Fillable Frames #5 set on the panel, being sure to overlap some of the text on to the die cut.

I carefully removed the stamped die cut word, then stacked and glued the three aqua die cut words together.  I placed the stacked word on the panel, aligned with the die cut opening for a three dimensional look. To fill in the panel a bit, I stamped the chevron line image from the Live Love Life set underneath the words in shiny silver ink, then added a few sequins around the text.

Materials Used:
Wonderful Words Birthday, Fillable Frames #5, and Live Love Life stamp sets, Aqua Mist cardstock, Wonderful Words Birthday die (Papertrey Ink); Memento Luxe Nautical Blue and Love Letter inks, Encore Silver ink (Tsukineko); Aquamarine ink (Avery Elle); Cobalt sequins (Pretty Pink Posh); silver and red sequins (Michaels)

5 comments:

  1. Love your cas-ified version of the Muse, Lori! So glad you joined us this week!

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  2. I love how u made the muse so perfectly CAS :)

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  3. Great CAS interpretation of Thereses' card, Lori!

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  4. You have totally rocked this card Lori (can't see anywhere from here that you were scared)

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  5. Love how clean and simple this is and still follows the graffiti card that Therese made. It's amazing!

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