I realize this is my third post today, lol. Two tutorials and blog candy to boot. I must really like my Blog Readers!
This is of course, for the boys!
Supplies:
Stamps: Stampin’ Up Extreme Skateboard & Sanded Background Stamp |
Paper: Stampin’ Up Whisper White, Summer Sun, Pumpkin Pie, Elegant Eggplant |
Ink: Stampin’ Up Basic Black, Summer Sun, Elegant Egg Plant, Perfect Plum & Pumpkin Pie |
Accessories: Sponge, Brayer, Stampin’ Up Circle Scissors to create mask |
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On a 3″ x 5″ piece of Whisper White card stock brayered Summer Sun ink at the bottom.
Brayered Perfect Plum ink at the top of the card stock.
Brayered Elegant Eggplant ink at the top not covering the Perfect Plum ink entirely.
Brayered Pumpkin Pie ink at the bottom of the card stock.
Used a 4.5″ card stock circle to mask the card stock.
Sponged Basic Black ink at the bottom of the card stock where it is not masked.
Used my Stamp A Ma Jig for placement and Stamped the Skateboarder with Basic Black ink.
Cut 3 panels, Summer Sun, Pumpkin Pie & Elegant Eggplant. Stamped the Sanded Background Stamp on each one. The Pumpkin Pie Panel and Eggplant panels were stamped in Elegant Eggplant ink and the Summer Sun Panel was stamped in Pumpkin pie ink.
Sponged Black around the edges of the panels to smudge them up a bit.
Assembled my card front and added a couple of brads to enhance the wheels of the skateboard. Here is the finished card measuring 5″ x 6.5″.
Be back on Monday.
Until my next post. . . . . . .
Hugs,
Michelle
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