Hey crafties!
I am back today with my second project as a special guest for Whimsy Stamps! I have to tell you, I love, love their stamps (the quality and price point is amazing) and today I am featuring Jillian and Friends rubber stamp set and Twinkle stencil.
To start, I stamped the images from Jillian and Friends stamp set and colored them with Copic markers. Once I had all the images colored, I fussy cut each one at the stamp line.
I lined each image with Memento tuxedo black marker, to cover any exposed cut lines.
I created the background next, blending Pine needles, Peacock feathers and Salty Ocean distress oxide inks starting at the bottom of the panel. I added splatter with leftover ink, set the panel aside to dry and made a card base from white heavy weight cardstock.
Once the panel was dry,Β I stamped the sentiment and the images directly to the background, then adhered the colored, fussy cut images directly on top of the stamped ones. Little swirlies, bubbles and lines were too hard do fussy cut – stamping the images first, then adhering the colored images directly on top created the completed look of each image.
Using Twinkle stencil I lightly inked the stars and dots with white pigment ink and that finished my card!
I am so happy with how this card turned out and am very honored to have been able to guest design for Whimsy Stamps this month!
I really hope you like the card and have enjoyed today’s post and got inspired!
This adorable Jillian and Friends stamp set comes both in digital and cling rubber format π
Until next time, I wish you Happy Crafting!
littleblessingsbykj
Looks wonderful my friend!
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stacksofcards
Thank you very much dearest βΊοΈπβΊοΈ
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dorothysdoodlesblog
Such an adorable card! Great coloring and I love your blended ink background with the stenciled stars!
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stacksofcards
Thank you so very much for your kind words ππ I really appreciate you taking the time to stop by!
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Canvas of a Face
Your tip of stamping the image and then layering it with the fussy cut image so you get all the curly q’s and what not is a BRILLIANT idea! I’ll definitely have to give it a try! XOXO Emma|| Cardstock Queen
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