Hi Stampers!
Today I am sharing a card I did a free technique Facebook Live for, and shared a technique I am calling the stamped stack technique. I showed a couple of different ways to stamp the layers on two different cards. The first card is using the now retired stamp set from the last Sale-a-bration called Delicate Dahlias. I absolutely LOVE the stamp set and all the detail the flowers show. If you want to learn how to make it, watch the video below, starting at the 2:11 minute mark. Here is a picture of the card front:
I stamped the artwork on a solid panel of Basic White CS using Gorgeous Grape ink for the flower outline stamp, then Highland Heather ink for the inside flower detail. I also stamped some leaf outlines in Garden Green ink, then the insides I stamped in Granny Apple Green ink. I cut out the various layers using the Stitched Rectangle dies. I then cut Highland Heather CS panels 1/4" larger than the rectangles. I adhered each panel to its respective mat, then adhered the largest panel onto a Highland Heather card base using Stampin' Seal. The remaining layers I adhered using Stampin' Dimensionals, trying to align the artwork for each layer to the layer below it. I stamped the sentiment from the same stamp set and trimmed it with paper snips and layered it as I did the prior layers. I also adhered it with Stampin' Dimensionals. I scattered some Pastel Pearls in the darker purple around the card front and the card front was done!
For the card inside, I stamped a dahlia in the Highland Heather ink, going off the lower left corner of the panel. I adhered this to the card inside with Stampin' Seal.
The second card I made showed the same technique in a different way. For this card, I adhered multiple layers of Basic White CS onto each other at various angles like I wanted them on my finished card. I then stamped floral images from the Hand-Penned stamp set from the current annual catalog in Memento Black ink so I could color them in with Stampin' Blends markers. Again, I cut mats that were 1/4" larger than the CS panels. For this card I used Pool Party card base mats, and Pool Party and Pale Papaya Stampin' Blends markers (Light and Dark for both for shading). For more details, watch the attached video, srarting at 30:35 minute mark.
For the card inside for this card, I stamped the same flower from the Hand-Penned flower set in Memento Black ink and colored with the same blends colors as the card front.
If you want to recreate these cards, the measurements and supplies I used are below. If you need any supplies you can click on the item to be taken straight to that item in my online store to shop with me for whatever you need. If you would like to watch the YouTube video to see how I created these cards, you can click on it here:
VIDEO LINK
Hope you enjoy making the cards and using this fun technique! If you do try this technique, I would love to hear from you in the comments and let me know how you like it.
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Until next time...
Happy Stamping!
Laurie B.
Dahlia Card:
Highland Heather CS – 4 1/4" x 11”, scored at 5 1/2" - card base; 2 3/4" x 4 1/8" & 1 1/2" x 2 7/8" - card front mats
Basic White CS - 2 @ 4 x 5¼” - card front focal art & card inside
Hand-Penned Card:
Pool Party CS - 4 1/4" x 11", scored at 5 1/2" - card base; 2 3/4" x 4 1/8" & 2 5/8" x 2 1/8" - card front mats
Basic White CS - 2 @ 5 1/4" X 4" - card front & inside; 1 @ 2 5/8" x 4" & 2 1/2" x 2" - card front layers
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you are doing wonderful job keep it up and have a beautiful day.
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