by Jennifer Vanderbeek
After spending several hours carving the stamp for this card (because I had an idea but not the right stamp available—DIY to the rescue), I wanted to make sure that the flower and banner image got the best possible color treatment I could give it. At first glance it’s a simple card, but the layers of color that went into creating it and the attention to detail (like coloring the cut edges of the fussy-cut image to blend with the stamped outlines) in finishing it, hopefully, show how an otherwise simple card can stand on its own without a lot of embellishments.
Skill: Advanced
Time: varies due to hand-carving element
Directions
Supplies
Imagine
- VersaFine Clair – Nocturne
- Memento Markers – Angel Pink, Rhubarb Stalk, Pear Tart, Bamboo Leaves, Tuxedo Black
- Fabrico Marker – Tangerine, Lemon Yellow
- Craft Mat
Other
- Cardstock – White, Black, Green embossed
- Fiskars – Scissors, Craft Knife
- Xyron – Create-a-Sticker 500, Adhesive Pick-Up
- Acrylic Block
- Studio Calico – A to Z stamp set
- Speedball – Speedy Carve Blocks, Linoleum Cutter
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