Wednesday, December 27, 2017

A Night at the Met Linky Party

Hi, All!

This post features cards created with Club Scrap's A Night at the Met collection. To see more creative inspiration with this kit, visit Karen's post at the Club Scrap blog. And, if you've hopped over from Julie's blog, you're probably already pretty inspired!

I used a combination of masking with CS® inks and Faber Castell oil pastels when working with the stamps from A Night at the Met.


Follow the steps below to make this fun pair of cards.

1. Mask an area of a 4x5.25" White card panel with Post-It notes or Eclipse Tape by Judikins.


2. Apply Ash, Amethyst, and Lagoon inks to the exposed area with a CS® Ink Applicator.


3. Remove the mask.


4. Stamp a sentiment and image onto the card panel with India Black ink.


5. Add a bit of color to the ballet shoes with a purple oil pastel.


5. Blend the oil pastel color with a soft cloth or paper towel.


6. Repeat steps above to create a second card panel. Stamp the ballerina image with Sandstone ink.


7. Use a Faber Castell PITT pen to add color to the arms, leg and bodice of the dancer. Apply purple oil pastels to the skirt in simple, broad strokes.


8. Blend the oil pastels with a soft cloth or towel and finish the card with a stamped sentiment.


9. Layer the white card panels onto a folded card base. Stand back and admire while creating a dark shadow in the lower right corner of the photo. (Sorry!)


I can't wait to spend more time playing with these beautiful images! Your next stop for more inspiration is Kay's blog. See you back at Club Scrap for the Linky Party!

Happy New Year!
Tricia

7 comments:

  1. Love the use of the pastels, Tricia.
    Great cards and fun technique.

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  2. haha, I always get those shadows too because I'm usually taking my pictures at a very late hour. :) Gorgeous cards anyway. Thanks for the great step-outs!

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  3. I LOVE those colorful borders. Such a great technique, it's nice to have a reminder. Gorgeous cards!

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  4. I've forgotten all about this technique! Thanks for bringing it back in beautiful glory.

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  5. Tricia, love the masking idea and the gorgeous coloring on the skirt and slippers!

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