Wednesday, 2 June 2021

Sunday Stamps Challenge 258

 


Good afternoon everyone! Today I've taken part in the Sunday Stamps Challenge 258   which is a sketch challenge and you can see it over on their blog, you can if you wish even take part in it yourself !

Once I saw the sketch I immediately thought of this delightful bundle called 'Seascape' I think it's such a great bundle to have in your stash to make some quick, fun cards with.....
In fact I loved making this card so much I made another but went for a fuller look, still loved how it turned out though and I'll share it with you at the end of my blog post!

I've created this card with a Bermuda bay cardbase measuring 5 7/8" x 8 1/4" scoring it on the longside at 4 1/8" and burnishing it with my bone folder so that the crease is nice and crisp. I've then taken a piece of bermuda bay cardstock which measures 1/8" smaller than the cardbase all the way round, this has been embossed using the 3D Bark embossing folder (I thought it looked great as waves too), I've then swiped my versamark ink pad over the embossing very gently, being careful not to put too much of the ink on or you lose the wave effect, I've sprinkled white embossing powder all over and then tapped off the excess and heat set it. I just loved the way it looks like the waves, hopefully you can see it too and I'm not going crazy lol! This layer is attached to the front of my cardbase using glue.
I've die cut one of the scalloped contour dies in the white cardstock and then embossed this with the beautiful seashells 3D embossing folder and attached this to the front of the card using dimensionals.
I stamped the 2 large fish using the scrap pieces of the white cardstock and coastal cabana/bermuda bay ink. The seaweed in the background is stamped onto coastal cabana cardstock using the same colour ink and then all of these pieces I've fussy cut out using my snips.
The 2 smaller fish and the coral are cut out using the dies in the bundle, the colours I've used are crushed curry for the fish and granny apple green for the coral.
All of the pieces are now attached to the right hand side of the card using glue and dimensionals where needed.
The sentiment is stamped onto white cardstock using bermuda bay ink and then I've angled the 2 ends and attached to the card using dimensionals.
Hope you liked the card and find the time to please go and look at all of the designers cards that they have made for you, there are some amazing makes and loads of inspiration to be had from them  Sunday Stamps Challenge 258 join in with the fun too I'm sure they would love to see what you come up with!

Huge Crafty Hugs
Natalie x

As promised at the beginning of my blog post this is the other card I made using the same bundle, but just adding more!


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Product List

Paper Snips
[103579]
£9.25
Bone Folder
[102300]
£6.50
Paper Trimmer
[152392]
£23.00


4 comments:

  1. So fun, Natalie - I can't wait to play with this set! LOVE the effect you got with the double embossing of your background - genius! Thanks so much for playing at Sunday Stamps!

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  2. Absolutely gorgeous card, love the colours and this set, so cute :) x

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  3. What a pretty ocean scene you've created! The heat embossing on the dry embossed background is a stroke of genius and looks fabulous! Thanks so much for joining us at Sunday Stamps!

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  4. Such a creative ocean scene! I love the background and the embossing! So happy you joined us at Sunday Stamps!

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