Tuesday 11 February 2014

Clarity Stamp – Feb Challenge – Love & Romance Theme

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Love the new Feb Club Member stamp – thought I would create a sixties flower power theme that was not too girly. Perhaps this will be someone's valentine card this year?

1. On white card sprayed alcohol inks through floral stencils (Spritzer tool with Promarkers).

2. Cut flowers from recycled corrugated brown card (Tim Holtz Tattered Flowers Bigz die) and coloured with acrylic paints. Overstamped randomly with Staz-on and edged with black marker.

3. Stamped Clarity Stamp heart with Staz-on and coloured letters with promarker – carefully so as not to cause stamped ink to bleed. Outlined the design with white gel pen to make image pop from background.

4. Repeat stamped with distress ink over the background – light coloured ink to blend the design together.

5. Applied versamark through a heart stencil around the stamped image. Embossed with clear embossing powder. Repeated until achieved nice glassy finish.

6. Edged card with promarker then blended distress ink in from card edges and around the embossed heart to make it pop from the busy background.

7. Pierced the card border and used a fine marker to create faux stitching.

8. Mat & layered onto card front with black card and finished with a little distress ink blending around the scalloped card.

6 comments:

crafty said...

Wow love the card very striking good luck

Yvonne said...

Anne this is a stunning card. I like way you've stamped lightly in the background and the stamping onto the flowers. The colours are gorgeous. Good luck in the Clarity Challenge.

Naomi said...

This is a lovely card and great use of the new design club stamp. Love you choice of colours too. Thanks for entering the challenge and good luck.

Unknown said...

Lovely card and great layout! Good luck in the Clarity Challenge x

Unknown said...

This is great, I like how you stamped the flowers.
Thank you for joining the Clarity blog challenge :-)

annewaller said...

Thanks everyone for the lovely comments x.