Landscape floral – Tutorial

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Hello fellow stampers!   We have had such beautiful weather here in Ohio, but I’ve not had a chance to be outside this week, so this card represents that feeling.  Let’s start with the tutorial.

Supplies:

Stamps: Stampin’ Up Lovely as a Tree, Marble Texture Cube
Paper: Whisper White, Chocolate Chip, Blush Blossom, Purely Pomagranate & So Saffron
Ink: Stampin’ Up So Saffron, Old Olive, Bashful Blue, More Mustard, Adirondack Espresso, Ginger & Oregano
Accessories: Stampin’ Up Markers, Sponges, Large Oval Punch, Flower Punch

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I’ve put away my brayer for today and decided to do this scene all in sponging. 🙂

Sponged So Saffron ink on 2/3 rd’s of a piece of Whisper White card stock.

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Sponged Bashful Blue ink at top of card stock.

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Used Post it notes as a mask to cover part of the card stock.

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Stamped trees with Espresso ink.

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Sponged Oregano ink on the trees to represent leaves.

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Sponged Ginger ink under the trees.

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Sponged Espresso ink at the horizon line (top of post it notes) and at the bottom of the leaves on the tree.

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Removed post it notes.

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Sponged on Ginger ink over some of the field.

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Sponged Espresso ink over some of the ginger ink.

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Punched an oval out of Old Olive card stock using the large oval punch.   Cut the top and bottom off of the oval.

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Sponged Old Olive ink on left side of vase to create a shadow.

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Punched flowers out of Blush Blossom and Purely Pomegranate card stock.

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Colored the centers of the Blush Blossom Flowers with a Pretty in Pink marker.

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Made dots in the very center of the flowers with a Rose Red marker.

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Glued the vase and flowers to the scene.  I put the vase just off center in the scene.  This is more please to the eye.

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Stamped side “A” of the marbling cube on So Saffron card stock using So Saffron ink.

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Stamped side “C” of marbling cube with More Mustard ink.

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Sponged Espresso ink lightly around edge of card stock.

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Assembled card and here it is completed.

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Hope you are able to go outside and enjoy some wonderful weather today.

Until tomorrow. . . . . . . . . .

26 thoughts on “Landscape floral – Tutorial

  1. I love that your cards come with a tutorial! I really enjoy them. This card is beautiful, and I find it fascinating that by cutting off the bottom of the tree stamp, it really pushes the trees back further into the horizon. Learning so much from you! Thank you very much.

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  2. Becky's avatar Becky

    This is beautiful, I can do this :), sponges – I must try this . Thanks for such great work and taking the time to show us all, and in such great detail. Your the best :).

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  3. KellyRae's avatar KellyRae

    Ohmigosh! Your creativity is just awe-inspiring. I’m so thankful that you share the “how” of what you do, that gives me hope that some day I’ll be able to create a similar look. You rock!

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  4. Ks.stamper's avatar Ks.stamper

    Michelle
    Wow you amaze me how you can bring everything to life. How do you do that???? I try your tutorials and mine never look like yours. boo hoo. Oh well I’ll keep trying, and someday I will post one.
    Ks.stamper

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  5. This is gorgeous as always, I luv it! You are amazing, & I’m learning so much from you, thanks so much for these tutorials!

    Where do you get the Marble Texture Cubes? I have never seen these before.

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  6. Cindy H.'s avatar Cindy H.

    Stunning, as always!!! If I didn’t stamp at all, I’d still want to come here just to look at your masterpieces! Of course, I do stamp and my hope is to become a better stamper just by visiting your blog and learning. Thank you!

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  7. Cathy's avatar Cathy

    Love that this tutorial uses sponging. I am a little brayer challenged. So I definitely will be trying this one. You do extraordinary work and it is so nice of you to share your techniques. I for one really appreciated this because I know it takes time for all of this. So from me to you Thank You. :0)

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  8. Laurie Helgason's avatar Laurie Helgason

    I love the card.

    I never thought of shading a stamped image to create a shadow. And the Ginger Adirondack ink pad is a great color.

    You make the cards look easy to make with the clear directions and step by step photo’s. Thank you.

    Laurie in MN
    Where is spring hiding?

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  9. So lovely Michelle! I find it interesting how I don’t even realize some of what you have done until I read the tutorial. Example, I didn’t realize you had masked off the tree trunks and had to scroll up to see the finished card and said, “sure enough, she sure did leave them off!” LOL! One thing I have realized with this card, not only did you put aside your brayer, but you also left out embossing!

    Perhaps your lovely weather there in Ohio will be here for the week-end. We have rain today and more forecasted for tomorrow. 😀

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  10. Kathy's avatar Kathy

    Michelle, this is fabulous..you are fabulous! Love it! So creative and beautiful. I never would have thought of making an oval punch into a vase. Love the earthy feel to this scene 🙂

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  11. Heather Fullerton's avatar Heather Fullerton

    Thanks so much for giving tutorials with your cards. I have learned many technigues from you. Thanks and I love your card.
    Retired Heather

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  12. Barb (GrandmaUpNorth)'s avatar Barb (GrandmaUpNorth)

    This card is just beautiful! You have such talent. Thank you for explaining exactly how you do it. I may get enough courage to try this one!!!

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  13. Karen Lindsay's avatar Karen Lindsay

    What a beautiful card! What a neat idea! And you just dreamed that up all by yourself!!?? I wish I had such a creative imagination. Thank you for sharing. 🙂

    Karen

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  14. Barb's avatar Barb

    This looks like so Much fun… I haven’t thought of inking punched shapes…just another new technique to work with.
    Stunning, just stunning!.
    Barb

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  15. Susan's avatar Susan

    Well, I’ve been 3H on your amazing blog. Your tutorials…they speek for themselves.
    I like any tutorials, as you’re ssooo good at demoing them!
    Keeps up the great work & THX. for sharing. I’m glad I found your site!
    AMAZING!!!!!

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