Saturday, March 6, 2010

Challenge #22 - A Technique Challenge

Hello and welcome to another great challenge from the Inspiring Inkin' Stampin' Up team. This fortnight our challenge is to make a Magic “Proscenium” Card. The side twist is to use white ink to create a stamped background.

The lovely Elaine made one of these cards for the Inspiring Inkin' quarterly team meeting so I asked if we could do one for this challenge blog as they look gorgeous and she very kindly agreed and has put instructions on her blog on this post. The card looks quite complicated but it was actually really easy to do and Elaine's instructions are very easy to follow too.

Here's Elaine's card using this technique. Isn't that colour scheme just stunning?! The first photo shows the card when it is closed.


And this is the card when open - what a fabulous scene inside!


Recipe:

Stamps: Garden Whimsy

Paper: Basic Black, Real Red, Gable Green, Whisper white, Vellum

Ink: Whisper White Craft, Real Red, Versamark; SU Markers in Pink Passion, Gable Green, Yoyo Yellow, Real Red

Accessories: 1 3/8" and 1 3/4" circle punches, scallop circle punch, dazzling diamonds, 5/8" Real Red grosgrain ribbon

And here's my card, closed. I just love the effect of Whisper White ink on the Close To Cocoa.


And here's mine open. I went for a simple inside as this was the first time I had made one of these cards.


Recipe:

Stamps: Playful Petals, A Flower for All Seasons, Curvy Verses.

Papers: Close To Cocoa, Sage Shadow, Pale Plum, Whisper White

Inks: Whisper White craft ink, Basic Black, SU Markers in Close to Cocoa, Sage Shadow, Pale Plum, Bashful Blue, So Saffron

Accessories: Scallop Circle Punch, 1 3/8" Circle Punch, Whisper White Satin Ribbon

We would love for you to try out this technique, so leave us a link below when you have uploaded it so we can come and have a peek at your gorgeous creations too.


3 comments:

Shazza said...

lovely cards
x

Jane said...

I have made one! You will find it here, http://haveagostampin.blogspot.com/2010/03/bit-more-information.html thanks for the great instructions Elaine, what a lot of work!

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