Hello Sunny Studio friends. Marieke here with you, and today I hope to inspire you with an interactive card using the Tropical Trees Backdrop Die combined with the Magic Iris die.
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for this card I cut a watercolor panel using the Magic Iris Die. Ink Blended
the panel using Peacock Feathers, Cracked Pistachio Distress ink. For the sky I
used Fossilized Amber and Spiced Marmalade. The Magic Iris Addon Is just as big
as the Tropical Trees Backdrop Die. So I cut the ink blended panel another time
this time with the Tropical Trees Backdrop die. Die cut the backdrop another time out of kraft
cardstock.
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Out of kraft and green cardstock I cut the trees, out of the leaves and
ink blended the trees using Walnut Stain and Peeled Paint Distress ink. Adhered
them together, ink blended the "beach" also with Walnut Stain and
adhered it onto the ink blended rectangle. Die cut the clouds, added some
Fossilized Amber and adhered them onto the panel.
Die cut all the parts for the magic slider and assembled it. Ink Blended the
arrow mechanism with Spiced Marmalade. Temporarily added the closed iris behind
the panel and traced the horizon line. Ink Blended the Iris using the right
colors.
Cut a Kraft rectangle, cut a white top fold base card and glued them together.
Temporarily added the ink blended panel onto the kraft rectangle and glued the
die cut circle onto it. Stamped the sentiment from the Inside Greetings Congrats onto it. Glued the iris onto the back of
the ink blended panel and onto the basecard.
Used Copic Colors:
Flamingo - RV13, RV42, R01, R00 / C5,C3,C1,0 / Y13, Y11
Hearts - R59, R29, R27, R24
Stamped the
flamingo's and hearts out of the Fabulous Flamingos and the Snail Mail stamps. Colored them up using my Copic markers and cut them
by hand and the matching dies. Adhered all the images and die cuts on the card
using glue and or foam tape.
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Hello crafty friends, Marine here with you today! Yes, I am back with a
Christmas card! In June! It might be a bit early, but when I saw those palm
trees from the Tropical Trees Backdrop die set, it clicked in my head and I immediately pictured a nativity
scene, with black silhouettes, during a bright starry night.
I started off by
cutting an 8,5 x 3,5 inches bristol panel, and I first created sand dunes using
a slimline hill stencil along with tumbled glass and blueprint sketch oxide
inks. And for the sky, I went with prize ribbon, chipped sapphire and
black soot oxide inks. I kept the sand dunes without any texture, but I wanted
the night sky to be full of stars, so I added lots of details on that part of
the card: water splatters, white ink and liquid sparkles.
Next I cut the
different elements out of black cardstock to create silhouettes. I cut four
palm trees and two borders using the Tropical Trees Backdrop die set,
and used coordinating dies from Holy Night to
create the nativity scene. And I attached all those pieces using foam squares:
the borders at the bottom, the nativity scene in the middle and two palm trees
on each side.
I embossed my
"O holy night" sentiment from Holy Night in
silver on a small black Stitched Circle Large that
I attached in the middle of the card, and I finished my card by adding more
stars in the sky using a white gel pen.
And that's it!
As always, you are more than welcome to check the process video if you need
more details (click on the image above). Thank you so much for stopping by, and see you next week!
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