Hello Everyone! I am back today with an ocean-themed card I created for a dear friend of mine who is a big ocean lover.
Her favorite color is light blue so for my cardstock, I choose Pearlized Textured Splash Blue – beautiful textured, shimmery blue.
To start, I cut two 4-1/4″ x 5-1/2″ panels for my background and the front layer, then die cut one of the panels with Hero Arts Reef border and Frame die.
I stamped white bubbles with white pigment ink all around the die cut panel. This is textured cardstock, and I was a little worried that images would not be crisp. However, they ended up looking fantastic.
I wanted to add dimension to my ocean frame, so I added foam tape to the back of my die cut panel then set it aside.
I started to work on my background panel next. I used several stencils and distress inks to create an underwater scene that would be partially visible behind my frame.
I did leave an area in the center open so I can add the sentiment.
Once my stenciled scene was dry I white heat embossed the sentiment and assembled the card.
My background piece adhered directly to the card base. Next, I added the top panel that I previously backed with foam tape for dimension.
The photo below shows the beautiful texture and shimmer as well as how beautiful and clean this cardstock die cuts. You can also see how amazing the bubbles look stamped on this textured paper.
Once my card was assembled, I added some glass water droplets to complete the look.
Thank you so much for taking the time to stop by today and until next time I wish you Happy Crafting!
To see more of my projects, please visit my Instagram page @anaa975
Welcome to CutCardStock’s Valentine’s Day Blog Hop! Our talented Design Team ladies have put together some wonderful love and friendship-themed projects for you and we hope you will join us by uploading a project of your own in the Inlinkz section below. We can’t wait to see what you create! Giveaway Up for grabs is a $40 Gift Card…
Summer is officially here!For me, summer is all about yellows and bright oranges, mixed with blue raspberry shades. I didn’t really have to pick just one, did I? Today I have a card that catches the eye and certainly says, Smile… it’s Summer!I started with some strips of patterned paper and matched them up to…
Okay, so I know Spring isn’t here yet – but I am convinced that the more I talk about it, the faster it will get to me! Jamie back with you and today I am sharing a flower that you can create with or without a digital die cutting machine!Here’s what you will need to…
Like Katherine mentioned in the previous post, it’s getting to be that time of year when school is winding down and we’re looking for ways to show our appreciation to the teachers and staff. I enjoy sending treats into school – either bought candy type treats or homemade. A quick and easy way to make…
Christine joining you today to share a quick and easy Christmas card made from the basic supplies of cardstock, a punch, sequins, and a black pen.I created my card base from Brown Bag Kraft Cardstock and then added a layer of Basis Red 80 lb Cardstock and Basis White 110 lb Cardstock. I then simply…
Hi crafty friends, Crystal here and I’m excited to share a couple of friendship cards with you today! I used Stick-It on the back of a piece of Pink Glitter cardstock, then I die cut a butterfly out of the Pink Glitter cardstock and Pop-Tone cardstock in Razzleberry. Next, I used the Razzleberry as the outline of…