Did you miss me yesterday? I took the day off and did absolutely nothing but lay on the coach and watch a Godfather marathon on TV. Sometimes you just have to have a complete down day. 🙂
But I did make it to the craft room this morning to work up a new tutorial for you all. So let’s begin.
Supplies:
Stamps: Stampin’ Up Essence of Love, Owl (maker unknown) |
Paper: Stampin’ Up Whisper White, Old Olive, Night of Navy |
Ink: Stampin’ Up Not Quite Navy, Night of Navy & Old Olive, Palette Noir Black |
Accessories: Versamark Marker, Brads, Ribbon, Black marker, Brayer, Clear Embossing Powder, Heat Gun, Paper Towel, Sponge, Summer Sun Marker |
Stamped Owl with Palette Noir Black ink on Whisper White Card stock.
This owl stamp was purchased from E-bay and I have no idea who the maker is.
Colored the eyes with a Summer Sun Marker.
Heat set the black ink with a heat gun.
Went over the entire owl with a Versamark marker. Be careful to clean your marker by wiping it on scrap paper before going over the white part of the image. Some times the black ink will smear or make the white gray.
Heat emboss the image with clear embossing powder and a heat gun.
Brayer Not Quite Navy ink over 2/3rds of the card stock.
Brayer Night of Navy ink over top 1/4 of card stock and a little at the bottom of the card stock.
Wipe the ink off of the embossed owl with a paper towel and stamp weeds with Black ink.
Sponged Night of Navy ink around the edges of the card stock.
Decided the piece looked a little bleak so I over stamped the weeds with Old Olive ink. Now that’s better, lol. You know I make this stuff up as I go along, so please bare with me.
Adhered the image to Old Olive card stock and stamped the weeds again with black ink. Since I stamped over two layers of card stock there was a gap in the images, which I filled in with a black marker.
Assembled card. Another one finished.
This creation is a bit masculine, but we need a few of those cards too.
I’m so glad you could join me today for this tutorial. Give it a try!
Have a super day!
Until tomorrow. .. .. . . .
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