Grunged Up Fisherman – Tutorial

dsc03742.jpg

Before I started my blog, I would start each day by doing one of the challenges on Split Coast Stampers.  The challenges really helped me grow as a stamper and come out of my secure little box.

I decided to do my favorite SCS challenge, the sketch challenge.  Here is a link to the challenge:    https://www.splitcoaststampers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=346067

Supplies:

Stamps: Stampin’ Up On The Fly
Paper: Stampin’ Up Whisper White, Soft Sky, Not Quite Navy
Ink: Stampin’ Up Not Quite Navy, Old Olive, Night of Navy & Soft Sky, Palette Noir Black
Accessories:Brayer, Clear Embossing Powder & Heat Gun, Prismacolor Markers, White Gel Pen, Not Quite Navy Marker, Stamp-a-ma-jig, Sponges, Piercing Tools, Distressing Tool

dsc03744.JPG

Stamped fisherman with Black ink, using a Stamp-a-ma-jig for placement.  Note:  I used Classic Black dye ink to stamp on the plastic sheet of the Stamp-a-ma-jig, not the Palette Hybrid ink.  The Palette Hybrid ink is very hard to get off of the plastic, if you can get it off at all.

dsc03711.JPG

Decided to use my Prismacolor markers to color with today.  I store them on their sides and I have them cataloged in my binder since I am a visual person.  This way I can instantly see what color I would like to use and how it will look when it is dry.

dsc03712.JPG

dsc03713.JPG

Colored his pants with Blondwood.

dsc03714.JPG

Colored the creases & knees of his pants with Light tan.

dsc03715.JPG

Also colored his hat with Light Tan.

dsc03716.JPG

Colored his face and hands with Eggshell.

dsc03717.JPG

Colored his jacket with Limepeel.

dsc03718.JPG

Colored the creases of his jacket with Light Olive Green.

dsc03719.JPG

Colored over the fisher man with a Versamark marker and then heat embossed him with clear embossing powder and a heat gun.

dsc03720.JPG

dsc03721.JPG

Brayered Soft Sky ink on the sky area of the card stock.

dsc03722.JPG

Brayered Not Quite Navy at the top of the card stock not completely covering the Soft Sky ink.

dsc03723.JPG

Brayered Not Quite Navy ink on the water area of the card stock.

dsc03724.JPG

Used my curvy cutter to cut a circle from Soft Sky card stock.  Cut the circle in half.   Stamped the lures with Black ink on each half.

dsc03727.JPG

Colored Lures with Limepeel marker.

dsc03728.JPG

Added White Gel Pen highlights on his gills and on the hooks.

dsc03729.JPG

Added some stripes of Mediterranean Blue on the lures.

dsc03730.JPG

Sponged on Soft Sky ink on the curved part of each half circle.  Ooops, missed taking a picture of this but I also, sponged on Not Quite Navy ink on the outer most part of the circles and under the lures.

dsc03731.JPG

Sponged on Old Olive around the edges the Soft Sky card stock panel.

dsc03732.JPG

Added some Not Quite Navy sponging around the edge of the panel too.

dsc03733.JPG

Used a distressing tool and distressed the half circles, main image panel and Soft Sky panel edges.  Drug each distressed edge across a Night of Navy ink pad to make the white edges dark.

dsc03734.JPG

Assembled card front.

dsc03736.JPG

Used my piercing tools to pierce holes in the upper left and bottom right corners of the card front.

dsc03737.JPG

dsc03738.JPG

Used a Not Quite Navy Marker and created faux stitching by running the marker from one hole to another.

dsc03739.JPG

Here is the completed 5″ x 6.5″ card.

dsc03742.jpg

Hope your day is filled with creative challenges that will bring growth to your crafting!

Until next post. . . . . .

Michelle

25 responses to “Grunged Up Fisherman – Tutorial