Hi everyone! It's me, Tonya, 4th of July is right around the corner so I'm using the happy sentiment and the scroll stamps from the Sunshine Cherub Sun Flowers Art Rubber Stamp Sheet and the Stars Slim Sized Mixed Media Stencil to create this patriotic card.
Supplies
BPM: Sunshine Cherub Sun Flowers Art Rubber Stamp Sheet
BPM: Stars Slim Sized Mixed Media Stencil
Patterned and Plain Cardstocks
Watercolor Paper
Various 4th of July Images or Printables
Extra Heavy Gel
Spatula
Blue, White, Gray, Tan Inks
Ink Dauber
Black Waterproof Ink
Washi Tape
Scissors
Paper Cutter
Brush
Glass Tray
MISTI Stamping Tool
Thread and Gauze
Foam Pop Dots
Beacon Adhesive: Zip Dry Adhesive
Place Stars Slim Sized Mixed Media Stencil on top of a piece of watercolor paper and secure with a couple of pieces of washi tape. Apply Extra Heavy Gel with a spatula over the stencil.
Remove and let dry.
Cut stenciled image 3"x6" and lightly ink area in two different shades of blue inks. Apply white and gray inks to a glass tray, add water to each color and load a brush with each color (separately) and add splatters to stenciled area.
Place scroll stamp onto the MISTI Stamping Tool, ink with black ink and stamp onto a piece of watercolor paper. Now center and place "happy" sentiment onto the stamped scroll image before inking and stamping onto the stamped image. Ink lightly over stamped area with a tan ink. Once dry fussy cut image out.
Fold a piece of 8"x8" cardstock in half to create the base for the card. Adhere a piece of solid colored cardstock to stenciled image before gluing to card base. Fussy cut several patriotic images out, layer along with the stamped happy scroll image and add foam pop dots to the back before placing on card. To finish off add loops of thread and gauze under images.
As always if you have any questions about this project please let me know.
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Beautiful card Tonya!
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