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May 24, 2023 - by Gaylynn

Embossed Circle Accents + Copics ~ Girl Card

Hi friends, Gaylynn here. Here is a girly card with embossed circle accents.  This card incorporates dry embossing, circle die-cuts along with copic coloring.

The circles were included to add to the whimsical look of this stamped scene.


Sentiment:
We love you so much.

Helpful tips:
To create this card with embossed circle accents, begin by cutting and scoring an A2-sized card base in color cardstock.  Then stamp the girl scene onto white cardstock with alcohol friendly ink.  Also, stamp and trim the sentiment layer.  Next, die-cut the girl scene, the background frame into circle shapes.  Also, trim the rectangle vellum background layer.  Then, add color to the girl scene.  I used Copic markers, but use what you have.  Next, dry emboss a dimensional pattern onto a scrap piece of white cardstock.  Then, die-cut smaller circles from the embossed paper to use as accents.  Finally, layer it all onto the card base, to finish.

Here it is a bit closer.

See how this card was made.

Don’t forget, you can find my other Unity Stamp Co. features and supply links below:

Technique Time and
Watercolor Wednesday.

Thank you for visiting and have a lovely day.
Gaylynn


Filed Under: Stamping Fun Tagged With: color cardstock, Copic Coloring, dry embossing, embossing, Gaylynn Martling, girl card, layering, love, Scallops and Circles, Technique Time, Vellum, whimsy

March 10, 2021 - by Gaylynn

Tulip Flowers Girl Scene ~ Easel Card Tutorial

Hello.  It’s Gaylynn here.  For Technique Time at Unity Stamp Company, I am showing a way to make an easel card that includes an outdoor scene.  In this tutorial, no dies are used.

Incorporating an easel card technique is a great way to add interest and dimension to a handmade card.  It is interactive and is includes pretty scene building.

Sentiment:  Hi.

Helpful tips:
Here are helpful tips for creating this easel card scene.  To begin, stamp the girl, the flowers and the sentiment.  Next, trim and score a card base and a mint color frame panel.  Then, trim a cloud panel and a bottom trim.  Also, add color to the girl and flowers and then fussy cut (cut out) the girl and the flowers.  I used a circle punch for the sentiment.  Next, add light ink blending in two colors onto the cloud panel using a cloud stencil.  Finally, adhere the scored green panel onto the card base and add the accent layers to finish the easel card.

Card Base:  Cut 11″ x 4 1/4″, score at 5 1/2″.
Mint Frame Panel:  Cut 10 1/4″ x 4″, score at 5 1/2″ and 7 3/4″.
Cloud Panel:  Cut 5″ x 3 3/4″.
White Front Strip:  Cut 3 3/4″ x 2 1/4″.

This is another look.

Here is my video tutorial for this project.  It will detail the full process.

Supplies:  Unity Stamp Co. Begin Anew, Gotta Love Sentiments, Cloud and Wave Stencil.
Also, foam and flat double-sided tape, cardstock, mini Misti, Simon Says Stamp intense black ink, distress oxide ink in cracked pistachio and fossilized amber; 1 1/4″ paper punch, MSC scoring board, Copic markers E44, E33, E71, E11, Y21, RV29, RV11, BG18, BG15, BG32, BG10.

Remember, if you want to view my other projects on the Unity blog, see my features linked below.

Technique Time
Watercolor Wednesday
.

Please, tune in next Wednesday with a new project for Technique Time.
Thanks for visiting.

Gaylynn

Filed Under: Stamping Fun Tagged With: 3D card, clouds, Copic Coloring, easel card, Gaylynn Martling, girl card, Ink Blending, Interactive, shape card, Technique Time

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