Wednesday, July 30, 2014
Make a Wish
Here's my card for July's last Viva la Verve sketch. I used Verve's Birthday Bash stamp set to make a fun birthday card.
This sketch has a lot of layers, so it took me a while to find a combination of papers that worked for the sketch. I ended up using three different papers from a Fancy Pants paper pad. The patterns are broken up a bit by the large round pale gray cardstock panel that's between two of the layers.
The top layer is the image panel--the pair of balloons from the Birthday Bash set, colored with Copic markers. I stamped the set's "make a wish" sentiment next to the balloons and after matting it on red cardstock, I adhered it to the cardfront. It's accented with a trio of light blue enamel dots to give the card a little dimension.
Materials Used:
Birthday Bash stamp set (Verve Stamps); Memento Tuxedo Black ink (Tsukineko); markers (Copic); Aqua Mist cardstock (Papertrey Ink); Grout Gray cardstock (My Favorite Things); The Good Life 6x6 paper pad (Fancy Pants); circle die (Spellbinders); enamel dots (Eyelet Outlet)
This sketch has a lot of layers, so it took me a while to find a combination of papers that worked for the sketch. I ended up using three different papers from a Fancy Pants paper pad. The patterns are broken up a bit by the large round pale gray cardstock panel that's between two of the layers.
The top layer is the image panel--the pair of balloons from the Birthday Bash set, colored with Copic markers. I stamped the set's "make a wish" sentiment next to the balloons and after matting it on red cardstock, I adhered it to the cardfront. It's accented with a trio of light blue enamel dots to give the card a little dimension.
Materials Used:
Birthday Bash stamp set (Verve Stamps); Memento Tuxedo Black ink (Tsukineko); markers (Copic); Aqua Mist cardstock (Papertrey Ink); Grout Gray cardstock (My Favorite Things); The Good Life 6x6 paper pad (Fancy Pants); circle die (Spellbinders); enamel dots (Eyelet Outlet)
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Very fun and good use of the papers!
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