Showing posts with label stamps and Dies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stamps and Dies. Show all posts

Saturday, May 4, 2019

How To Make a Stamped Card With Multiple Layers

This stamped card with multiple layers samples all of my favorite things. Foiled paper, sequins, seashells, tiny flowers, netting, and hand painted details enhance this shabby chic creation. The visual depth gives it an extra touch of luxury.
~ wishing you a BEAUTIFUL day ~
 I had specific plans for it until I realized I had given a card with this image just last year!!! Clearly a favorite stamp of mine.
To get the layers of this sweet girls dress I stamped the image on two different colors of cardstock. Then I cut it out, trimming it shorter each time. 
The bottom layer is white for the petticoat with painted hands, legs, and shoes. I assembled the images with thin layers of Helmar adhesive between. 
I stacked the parasol and little boy separate from the dress. I did cut a few images wrong but had plenty of cardstock to stamp and emboss for the next try. I stamped the final image on a 4x6 piece of white cardstock, then I cut out the ocean for my shaker window.
I used watercolors to add the beach and the ocean. The shaker cavity is filled with Spiegel Mom Scraps sequins. I used two different mixes to get the look I wanted. I used more Helmar Adhesive to attach the sea shells.
The shaker looked too plain on the blue card. I added a large rectangle of pink netting and tied the corners with gold braid. I added 4 copper flourishes to the card front as well as blue, velvet flowers.
I placed tiny shells and flowers around the sides of the card. The final touch was a sentiment, matted in more of the Copper Foiled Paper from Rinea.
This card is my entry for @NomadicSoulDiaries April Challenge on Instagram.
1:Create a card, any size/shape
2:Make it interactive
3:Use Sequins

Scrap On!

~charity hotrum~

Monday, December 3, 2018

Handmade Cards Enhanced With Stitching

Stitching enhances any card with a flick of the needle and a toss of the thread! View the tutorial for these lovely cards on the Canvas Corp Blog!
Scrap On!

Charity Hotrum

Saturday, October 27, 2018

Layered Christmas Card With Watercolor Wreath

Today's project is a layered Christmas card with a watercolor wreath. The deep red poinsettias are accented with glitter glue stems and foiled paper holly at the corners. Layers of red and grey cardstock are the perfect setting for this seasonal wish.
~ Merry Christmas ~
The first step with this card is to emboss, die-cut, and paint the wreath. Watercolors dry quickly, but the glitter glue accents will need to sit much longer.
The center piece of cardstock is 3.25 x 5.25". The corners are detailed with a holly punch and the sentiment is placed at the center. Gold pigment ink is layered with gold embossing powder and then heat embossed.
 A rectangle of emerald green foiled paper lines the back of the center piece. Best Glue Ever holds the foil secure.
 The center of the holly punches are decorated with red glitter glue.
 The card base is 4 x 6" topped with a 3.75 x 5.75" rectangle of striped cardstock. Best Glue Ever holds these pieces together without a wrinkle.
 The top piece is added with scant amounts of super strong Best Glue Ever.
 When all is secure and dry, a thin ring of Best Glue Ever holds down the wreath.
 The layers give this card a luxurious look and give Best Glue Ever a chance to really shine as it holds everything together. Stop by the ScraPerfect online store and buy yourself a couple bottles for your Christmas Card crafting.
Supplies:
Cardstock:DCWV
Patterned Paper:Teresa Collins
Foiled Paper:Rinea
Watercolors:CTMH
Pigment Ink:Clearsnap
Embossing Powder:WOW, Martha Stewart
Glitter Glue:Ranger
Corner Punch:Kreaxions
Stamps:Pink Fresh Studio
Adhesive:ScraPerfect

Craft On!

~charity~