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Sunny Sketch


Greetings! This week. the Stampendous Team is sharing projects using the new 6"x 6" cling rubber stamps. These stamps are BIG. But don't be overwhelmed! You can easily use small portions of these babies and come up with some amazing things. For my card today, that's exactly what I did. I chose a small portion of the Sunny Sketch stamp and made a fun card. The full instructions are below.


Supplies:
Stampendous:
6CR004: Cling Sunny Sketch
51839: Quest Texture Cube
FRL03: Copper Lux Mix
MPW811: Mixed Media White Paper

Other:
My Colors Cardstock: Parrot, Evergreen
Imagine: VersaFine Ink in Onyx Black, On Point Glue, Delicata Ink in Celestial Copper
Zig Clean Color Real Brush Markers: 022, 030, 034, 036, 041, 044, 047, 050, 051, 052, 062, 070, 080, 081, 082, 303
Ranger: Distress Ink in Milled Lavender, Peacock Feathers, Tumbled Glass
Scrapbook Adhesives: EZ Dots
Cosmetic Sponges


Directions:
1. Stamp the Sunny Sketch Stamp on to Mixed Media White Paper with VersaFine Ink in Onyx Black.

2. Trim the piece down to 4 1/4" x 5 1/2."

3. Color the stamped image using the Zig Markers listed.

4. Apply Tumbled Glass and Milled Lavender Distress Ink to the background of the stamped image, with a cosmetic sponge.

5. Edge the stamped image with Peacock Feathers.

6. Apply On Point Glue to the centers of the flowers, and sprinkle on the Copper Lux Mix. Let dry.

7. Create the card base out of Evergreen Cardstock, cut to the size of 6 1/2"x 10."

8. Tear a corner piece of Parrot cardstock.

9. Using Celestial Copper Delicata ink, stamp the "bubble wrap" side of the Quest Cube stamp to the torn corner piece.

10. Attach all layers with EZ Dots.

That's it for me today. Please be sure to visit the Stampendous Blog to see more fabulous projects. Thanks for stopping by. Have an inspiring day!

Comments

Linda BL said…
Love how you colored the Background sunflower stamp. So bright and colorful with the Distress inks!
Donna Ellis said…
Hi, Alison! Love love LOVE your contemporary, colorful take with this amazing stamp. It's in my Wish List. I especially like the amazing texture in your flower centers, and that darling little bee! Thanks for the inspiration today! hugs, de P.S. I'd love to have you stop by my personal blog some time to say hello if you have a chance. Thanks!
{Creative Smiles}
Amy Martin said…
So pretty!!!! Loving the bright colors!! Wonderful job!!
Amy Martin said…
So pretty!!!! Loving the bright colors!! Wonderful job!!
Vic said…
Great coloring and the sparkly centers and wonderful.
Becca Yahrling said…
This is one of my faves today. I love how colorful
your card is. Gorgeous!
cghundley said…
Fabulous design on
this card, very pretty.
Carla from Utah
Denise Bryant said…
Fun and cheerful card! I picked this design as my favorite!
Denise in California
Tracey Magner said…
Hi, This card deserves a WOW and a OMG, I LOVE it, so bright and colorful. Love the purple with yellow and then the mixture of all the other colors, and that SPARKLE in the center is amazing!!! Thanks for sharing, Tracey Magner
Sue D said…
So cute--I like the cheery colors and the bee.
Beckie Williams said…
These are just so pretty! I love the new background stamps. You did a fabulous job with them!! Thank you for sharing!
This card is so bright and vibrant, just like you, Alison! You've certainly made the Sunny Sketch sunny! Thanks so much for sharing with our products!
Warm sunny days ahead looking at your fabulous card!! LOVE your Copper Lux as the centers!!! Great technique!
Janis said…
Such a bright and cheerful card!! Love the colors you chose for the flowers....and what amazing centers you put in them!! Thank you for sharing a first glimpse of these stamps. I am IN LOVE!!!
<3 J

jwoolbright at gmail dot com
HerPeacefulGarden.blogspot.com
Ellie Knol said…
LOVE all of the new stamps, this is so beautiful and sunny!!

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