More time in the studio today to clean up my workspace, as best I could. Then I was ready to make something with this Impression Obsession stamp designed by Dina Kowal. I've always thought that this silhouette of a young girl with an umbrella is so sweet.
I had this piece of left-over watercolor card stock that had been colored with one of Magenta's Nuance watercolor powders. I stamped the image with Memento ink. Then I die-cut around the image with the raindrops die.
The stamped panel and a back-color panel for the raindrops was cut with the next to the largest circle die. The top card panel was die cut with the next smaller circle die to serve as a window to the stamped image, and then embossed with a butterfly grouping design folder. The die cut stamped panel was positioned beneath the window opening and taped down on the backside, along with the back-color die cut.
Everything was adhered to the 5-inch square card base. Clear droplets were adhered to the card front using mini glue dots. A small ribbon bow was placed at the girl's "waistline".
Impression Obsession Stamp "Puddle Jump" by Dina Kowal F13329
Memory Box Die "Come Rain or Shine" 30027
Die-namics Inside/Out Stitched Circle Die MFT-849
Craft Concepts' Embossing Folder "Butterfly Kisses"
Magenta's Nuance watercolor powder in Turquoise
IMAGINE Crafts' Memento Dye Ink in Gray Flannel (silhouette image) by Tsukineko
Pretty Pink Posh clear bubbles
Glue Dots (mini)
140 lb. cold-press watercolor card stock (stamped & colored panel)
So Silk 130 lb. cover card stock in Fair Blue (top card panel & back color panel for raindrops)
Linen 80 lb. card stock in White (A2 base card)
Ribbon scrap 1/4-inch wide in cream (bow)
Ellie Knol has created a beautiful card for Magenta using one of the newly-released stamp designs and the Nuance watercolor powders.
Click on this link to Ellie's posting on the Magenta blog for more information:
On the Elizabeth Craft Designs' blog site, Marsha has created a gorgeous stained-glass window card using Shimmer Sheetz! and one of their new dies.
Click on this link to Marsha's post with the details:
Thank you for stopping in. Hope you have a wonderful Wednesday!