Good morning! Today is the
Just For Fun® Design Team Hop and all of the Design Team Members have been busy creating . Please be sure to hop on over and visit each of them and see some creative inspiration and there will be some Blog Candy too!! I will have a link list for all of the
Just For Fun® Designers at the bottom of this post along with a couple pictures of some Blog Candy!
Here is the card that I created for today's
JFF® Design Team Hop. I used several stamp images from
Just For Fun® to create a collage look. As I was making the card I decided to take pictures of each step and create a tutorial to share with you. The collage look is not a hard one to achieve it just takes a few step.
Step 1~I started with a 5-1/2 x 5-1/2 piece of white cardstock and used Antique Linen Ink with a script stamp and randomly stamped the image.
Step 2~ I added the tulips on each side using Peeled Paint Ink.
Step 3~I used Worn Lipstick and Broken China Ink on the lady and butterfly collage image and I used the Rock-n-Roll technique. For the Rock-n-Roll technique ink the image up with one color (usually the lighter color) and then add the second ink only to the edges of the image. When you do this you place the ink pad on the edge of the stamp and kind of rock-n-roll it going around the edges.
Steps 4 & 5~Using the Broken China ink stamp the butterfly images in the top corners. Sometimes the distress inks take a little longer to dry and I didn't want the embossing powder to get on the other images so I used my heat tool and heat set the inks before moving on to the next step. I used the flourish stamp with gold pigment ink going around the edges and then I used gold embossing powder and heat set.
Step 6~ For the bottom half of the paper I added Peeled Paint ink using a cotton ball in a circular motion to create a nice soft inked effect.
Step 7~ For the top half of the paper I used Broken China ink. I applied the ink as mentioned above and I also added the same color of ink to the inside of the butterfly image.
Step 8~ Using
Gem-Tac from
Beacon Adhesives I applied Tiny Twinkles (black rhinestones) from
Taylored Expressions to the center of the larger flowers in the flourish image.
Here is a close-up of the Tiny Twinkles.
Step 9~ I added a black mat to the stamped image and then for the card base I wanted to add a little more of the blue so I inked the edges of the card base with Broken China ink.
Step 10~I created a tag for the sentiment using the
Fancy Tags S4-235 and
Labels Trio S3-147 die templates from
Spellbinders™. On the Labels Trio tag I added some Peeled Paint ink and on the word sticker I added Broken China ink. I layered the tags and the word sticker using foam tape from
3M.
Here is a close-up of the embossing.
Another close-up.
Here is another look at the finished card. I took this picture at an angle so you would be able to see the pretty gold embossed detail.
Supplies~Stamps~Just For Fun Rubber Stamps®Paper~The Paper Company-White, Black
Ink~Ranger-Distress Ink Antique Linen, Peeled Paint (green), Broken China (blue), Worn Lipstick (pink),
ClearSnap-ColorBox Gold Pigment Ink
Other~Spellbinders™-
Wizard™,
Fancy Tags S4-235,
Labels Trio S3-147,
Taylored Expressions-Tiny Twinkles (black),
Beacon Adhesives-Gem-Tac,
3M-Foam Tape,
From my Stash-Word Sticker, Gold Embossing Powder, Heat Tool, Cotton Balls
For the Blog Candy I have a couple of stamps from
Just For Fun®, a flower sprig and a castle and I have also added some embellishment. Leave me a comment for a chance to win some Blog Candy and I will pick a winner and post the name of the winner Saturday afternoon. Good Luck!!
**EDIT** The Winner of the Blog Candy has been announced--Thank You!!Thanks you so much for stopping by today and I hope you make it a good one!!
Hugs & Smiles,
Heidi
OMG! This is drop dead gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteLove your blog! Thanks for the give away.
ReplyDeleteSuch a gorgeous creation!
ReplyDeleteOh I love this card - now I've got to purchase all of those ingredients. Beautfiul!
ReplyDeleteOh Heidi, this is gorgeous and I love your collage background!
ReplyDeleteHey Heidi,
ReplyDeleteI do love the all the dimension and colors that you used in this card. It just flows together perfectly! Earthy tones with a natural nature feel. I also like all of the soft under tones. I always LOVE all of your designs. Thanks for sharing!
Hugs~ Tammy
Love this card...just stunning!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the step-by-step...hmmm might have to play with ink this weekend! LOL!
That card is a work of art! SO beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSmiles~
Marilyn
Beautiful art work on this...you did an amazing job and the work you put into it is well worth it! Thanks for the chance to win this fab blog candy!!
ReplyDeletevery pretty ... love how you layer all the images.
ReplyDeleteSandra
YOU ROCK IT!!!! Heidi you always make me say, hey why didn't I think of doing that...love your beautiful card!!!! Terre
ReplyDeleteThe card is gorgeous! You put so much work into your creations...it's amazing!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win some great product.
That is Beautiful Heidi!
ReplyDeleteThank you for such a great tutorial! Can't wait to try it myself!
Have a great Day and Thanks for sharing!
What a beautiful card. I love the way the gold embossing shows up on the card! Thanks for the directions, I'm going to be giving them a try!
ReplyDeleteHeidi, as usual you've delivered another beautiful creation. Very inspiring...and in the dead of winter it's nice to see these spring-y colors.
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely gorgeous, Heidi, and I love that you made it into a tutorial! Collages scare me but you made it seem almost easy!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card!!
ReplyDeleteYour card is so gorgeous! Thank you for the tut to give us some insight to your design thinking! Love it!
ReplyDeleteOhmygosh! Incredible card, thank you for the tutorial, I needed that! I found you from Sherry. My all time fav stamp is from Just for Fun, so I am glad to see it featured on blogs and get Sherry's every day. Just awesome!
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful creation!!!
ReplyDeleteHeidi, what is the name of the flourish stamp that you used for this beautiful card? I looked on JFF but I couldn't find it.
ReplyDeleteI have just by chance happened upon your blog, i was looking for inspiration for my new spellbinders labels die and clicked onto your blog and am so amazed, your so inspirational, love what you have done with the ranger inks, I have these products also so will be giving it ago, beautiful card and so artistic
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous! You really put your heart into this card!
ReplyDeleteThat is so gorgeous! Thank you for taking the pictures of each step. I just may have to try to make one of these. Love it!
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful creation! I love the collage card, the soft colors and the gold embossing! It is lovely! I enjoy seeing the Just for Fun stamps too. Your Blog Candy is wonderful--especially the castle stamp. Thanks for the chance to win.
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ReplyDeleteHeidi, this is gorgeous... I love your collage background! well I love everything about your beautiful card.
ReplyDeleteWow, great layering and depth! Thanks for the chance to win some candy -- hope I win.
ReplyDelete~Carolyn
What a beautiful card. Thank you for all the inspiration you give to us. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteHelen
Your card is gorgeous! I love the way you incorporated so many techniques so beautifully!
ReplyDeleteLove your card to cool .great blog candy would love to try to make a crd like yours.Hugs Sarah
ReplyDeleteThanks for showing us how this gorgeous creation came into being...I love it!
ReplyDeleteYour card is absolutely fantastic. What an inspiration. Now I want to go stamp, too!
ReplyDeleteSuch a gorgeous card!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial. Thanks for the lovely card. Now that my creative juices are flowing.....see ya.
ReplyDeleteAnn Lee
What a lovely vintage card! Thanks so much for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the tutorial, you make it look so easy! Beautiful blog candy, thanks for a chance.
ReplyDeletePattyjo
Love the collage background! Beautiful card and workmanship!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful! Looks so victorian which I love!!
ReplyDeleteI just love your cards. Thanks for the tutorial. I will have to try that this weekend.
ReplyDeleteYour work is always gorgeous!!! I love your blog. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHeidi, you did a fabulous job on this card. It is so goregous. Thanks so much for sharing your amazing talent with us. Also thanks for thing of us with blogcandy....
ReplyDeleteThis design was beautiful.
ReplyDeleteOnce again, breathtaking. Thanks for the inspiration, it is beautiful. I appreciate your art.
ReplyDeleteHeidi:
ReplyDeletePerfectly elegant card! And thanks so much for sharing all your techniques!
jackie