Ok, finally, “Failure to Launch” has launched and left the warmth of his/her nest. Since you can’t tell the sex for several weeks-when the colors come in-the new babes will be called “It”. Unless Sweet Hubby names them first!
Today’s card was the 2nd card we made at stamp camp. This technique is sometimes called the Pyramid technique. I’m posting several pictures to show you some of the tips I taught at the class.
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| I placed my framelits like this to save paper! |
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| Stack each layer and tack with little spots of snail on all 4 corners. Randomly stamp flowers in different colors and add leaves in Old Olive for contrast. |
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| Use a sponge dauber to very lightly sponge edges with Strawberry Slush. |
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| Try to keep each layer in the same direction as opposed to some being upside down. |
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| Place dimensionals on all sides to give a 3-D look, matching stamped pattern. |
Recipe:
STAMP SET: Petal Parade (Wood 131152 $15.95; Clear 133155 $11.95)
CARD STOCK: Pink Pirouette 4-¼” x 5-½” (111351 $6.95)
Old Olive 3-¾” x 5” (100702 $6.95)
Naturals White 8-½” x 5-½” (102316 $7.50)
INK: Pink Pirouette (126956 $5.95)
Blushing Bride (131172 $5.95)
Primrose petals ( 126858 $5.95)
Strawberry Slush (131178 $5.95)
Old Olive (126953 $5.95)
ACCESSORIES: Window Frame Collection (129021 $26.95)
Big Shot (113439 $99.95)
Dimensionals (104430 $3.95)
Pink Pirouette Taffeta Ribbon (122981 $6.95)
Sponge Dauber (102892 $10.95)
Basic Pearls (119247 $4.95)
This was fun and adding the sponged edge gave it the diension it needed
