Good Morning everyone
Mid way though July so time for another sun, sea, sand inspired make at We Love Stamping
or you can always go with the anything goes option as long as some stamping is involved
This time ive just gone with the sea
Ive used this lovely printed acetate from Stamperia for my card front, so it gives a lovely glossy finish with its sea print.
I stamped the aall&create whale scene onto white card with greeny blue ombre ink pad and die cut into spellbinders labels 4 shape. I added stencilling to the background with pale oxide inks & stamped some bubbles.
I stamped the whale again onto more white card this time with a dark blue ink, watercoloured with pink and peach distress inks so that it contrasts with all the green//blue, cut out just the whale and decoupaged onto the base image with glue gel.
I stamped some shells with the same pink, peach & lilac inks, cut out and arranged onto the card front along with some real shells ive collected over the years. Stamped sentiment and some stickles glitter glue details to finish.
This is really thick weight acetate so I just used it as the card front and used plain white card for the back, i scored a flap at the top of the white card to which i attached the acetate. I rounded the corners with my corner chomper which easily cuts through the thick acetate & 300gsm cardstock together - the rounded corners pick up on the rounded edge of the die cut
This months prizes that you could win
Items Used:
aall&create stamp 'sea life'
Chocolate baroque stamp set 'seashell collage'
Visible image stamp set 'swim deep'
Lavinia stencil
Stamperia acetate - clear prints (SBA415) 'Vagabond in Japan'
Distress Inks ' picked raspberry, shaded lilac,
Kailiedacolor ombre inkpad 'Caribbean sea'
Thank you for popping by once again. Its scary how fast the weeks are passing and that next week the schools break up. Emmax
Id love to enter:
https://inkspirationalchallenges.blogspot.com/2024/07/inkspirational-challenge-320-designers.html - Ive used stamps from aall&create, chocolate baroque & visible image