Easter is this weekend, and after Easter, for those who are in school, comes final exams, and then graduation.
For today's challenge with Technostamper here I made a graduation card. To do this I turned the sketch onto its side.
The base card is Basic Black, layered with Bashful Blue, and then DSP from the Festival of Prints pack. A strip of Basic Black with a strip of scalloped More Mustard card stock was adhered to the top of the card.
The image was stamped twice , once with Island Indigo ink and once with Black Stazon. Using a stamp-a-ma-jig and Island Indigo ink, the words congratulations were stamped onto the ribbon. The large scalloped circle was then punched with the 2 3/8" circle punch, reattaching the ribbons later. The ribbon was cut out by hand.
With a 1 1/4 " circle punch, the sentiment was punched out of the second image. A 1 3/8" basic black circle was punched to provide a mat for the sentiment. The two were adhered together, and attached to the first image using dimensionals. The ribbon was now reattached to the scalloped circle.
The entire image was attached, using dimensionals, to a doilie that had been adhered to the DSP.
Stamps: Blue Ribbon
Inks: Black Stazon, Island Indigo
Papers: Basic Black, Bashful Blue, More Mustard, DSP from Festival of Prints pack, Doilie
Accessories: Doilie, 2 3/8" scallop circle punch, 1 3/8" circle punch, 1 1/4" circle punch, stamp-a-ma-jig, Scallop border punch, dazzling details, dimensionals, rhinestones, large delicate doilies die
2 comments:
Wonderful! I love the sketch flipped! What a great job you did with this set! Fabulous grad card! Thanks so much for playing along with my sketch challenge this week!
Thanks for playing along with the TSSChallenge this week. This is a great card. I love the colors.
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