Hello everybody!
Welcome to my blog. Do you enjoy colouring? If so I have the most gorgeous DSP for you that is PERFECT to sit and colour! This is a new DSP from Stampin’ Up!® called Perfectly Penciled. It features six gorgeous floral designs to colour and on the reverse some fantastic black and white patterns. You really can’t go wrong with this DSP. I wouldn’t resist taking some time to relax and colour to create this card:
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The ripped corners where inspired by a project I saw of Martin Stone’s. He had a pop of colour coming from behind Smoky Slate cardstock and this really sang to me. Click here to check out Martin’s creation (and I highly recommend you follow him too).
Card Details:
- Card Base: Smoky Slate cardstock
- Card Front: Perfectly Penciled DSP (10 x 14.35 cm) and Smoky Slate cardstock (10 x 14.35 cm)
- Sentiment Label: Basic White cardstock die cut using Stylish Shapes Dies
- Colour in the DSP card front using the Watercolor Pencils and Watercolor Penciled Assortment 2. Blend the colouring using a Blender Pen. Add a drop shadow using the Basic Gray Watercolor Pencil and Blender Pen.
- From another piece of the Perfectly Pencilled DSP colour in the big floral centre piece and then fussy cut out.
- Rip the corners of the Smoky Slate card front and then embossing using the Stitched With Whimsy Dies. TIP: the dies are proportionally different to an A4 cardstock, and you will need to emboss each corner separately.
- Assembly by adhering down the DSP card front to the card base, then layering over the top using Stampin’ Dimensionals the Smoky Slate. Add the floral centre piece with some Metallic Mesh Ribbon behind it. Add the sentiment label over the top. I used the Inspired Thoughts stamp set in Memento Tuxedo Black ink.
To complete the card, I added a strip of the DSP inside. I’ll admit I wasn’t sure how to finish off the envelope so I haven’t.
Thank you so much for visiting my blog! I hope today’s project has inspired you to get creative and try something new.
Until next time,
Tatiana
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Supplies:
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