Today I'm sharing more cards I created, using the Picket Fence Studios February Release.
Card #1 | Hang with Your Chicks
For this card, I die cut numerous circles using the Misshapen Stitched Circle Dies. I laid them out in the pattern I wanted, and then adhered them on a white card front. I trimmed the edges of the circles, that overlapped the card front.
I used a gray ink, to stamp my sentiment, along with several little chicks, from the Eastertime Stamp Set. I colored in the chicks with a yellow pencil.
I adhered the card front to a white card base, and added a few scattered Penny and Henny Sequin Mix Plus pieces to finish off the card.
Card #2 | He is With You
I started my ink blending using the Blending 2.5" Circle Stencil to create the sun behind the crosses. Using my Life Changing Blending Brushes, I blended Scattered Straw, Festive Berries, Prize Ribbon, and Black Soot Distress Oxide Inks to create the sunset look. Once my blend was how I wanted, I laid the Burst of Sun Stencil over the top of the card front, and sprayed a bit of water over it. Then I used the Scattered Straw ink that was left on the brush to brush onto the die cut - to look as though the sun rays were coming between the crosses.
I finished off the card, by stamping the sentiment from the Every Good and Perfect Gift Stamp Set, and then adhering the card front to a white card base.
As soon as I saw the little Peep candy shaped dies in the Eastertime Coordinating Die Set, I knew I needed to do this shaker card.
I inked the Lots of Blossoms Stencil onto a piece of card stock, to create my card front. I then die cut a piece of acetate with the A2 Full Front Shaker Die. I wrapped that around my card front, and adhered the bottom and sides. Inside the shaker, I added the die cut bunnies, some of the Peter Cottontail Sequin Mix Plus, and some of the Iridescent Clear Shaker Garnish. Then I sealed the top of the shaker.
I stamped and colored in the bunny sentiment from the Eastertime Stamp Set, and then die cut it using the Coordinating Dies. I layered that onto the front of the shaker along with a vellum circle, and some angle cut banners.
I finished by adding the shaker card front, to a white card base.
That's it for today. Which was your favorite card?
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Supplies specific to this card, are listed, and linked, in the blog post.
To see the basic tools that I use on nearly every card, please click here.
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