Hi Chris here and today I am sharing this layout featuring my son at the Dauphin Island Sea Lab. I had so much fun stamping this layout! This layout uses loads of stamps! Here is my complete supply list:
Sin City Stamps: Terri Sproul Alphabet,
Sequence Waste,
Sea Shell,
Coral (SC27-11),
Antique Diving Helmet,
Sea Plant,
crab,
Craw Fish,
sea horse,
fish,
Ship, Stencil Pattern 2
Core'dinations :Cardstock (White Wash Picket Fence), Sanding block and dust buddy
PACON- Multi Media Paper
Inks: Tsukineko Memento (Tuxedo Black and London Fog). Note you may want to substitute Jet Black Archival Ink for the Memento Tuxedo Black as this project does use some watercolor techniques. I worked fast so my ink did not really bleed.
Distress Inks: Antique Linen, Pumice Stone, Abandoned Coral
Distress Markers: Frayed Burlap, Tea Dye
Graphic 45 Papers
Crop-a-dile hole punch
Paper Studio Banner Punch
Spectrum Noir #EB8
Water Brush
Jute
Eyelets
I started by placing my Sin City Stencil under my Core'dinations Cardstock and sanding in multiple location on my background.
In the space left over I stamped the Sequence Waste Stamp repeatedly, overlapping the stamped images to mimic a fish net look. I used a torn piece of paper to mask off the parts I didn't want stamped. This created a subtle texture over my background.
I then cut a frame from patterned paper and added it over my background page.
I decided that the frame was too plain so I punched holes in the frame and threaded jute through the holes and added a bow at the top of my layout.
I then stamped the ship on Multi Media paper and added it to the top right corner of my layout.
I added my matted photos and a banner across the upper left corner.
I then stamped lots of sea images onto Multi Media paper. For the Diving Helmet I painted over the image with the Radiant Gels. The other images except for the shell were painted with Twinkling H2Os.
For the Sea Shells I used my Distress Markers and drew an ink line along the outer edge and then use my water brush to pull the ink toward the center of the shell.
I then fussy cut all the images and added them as accents throughout the layout.
I stamped my title on to my hand made tags and added them to my layout.
Here is the finished project!