Tumble in the Grass – Tutorial #432

 

I have another emboss resist card for you this week.  I know this is a bit Fallish, but I love the colors.    Hope you do too.

I really have no time to chat today.  I’m packing for my trip to Ottumwa, Iowa tomorrow.   So let’s get right to the tutorial.

Supplies:

Stamps: Stampin’ Up! Inspired by Nature and Autumn Splendor
Paper: Stampin’ Up! Whisper White, Cajun Craze and Tempting Turquoise
Ink: Stampin’ Up! Basic Black, Not Quite Navy, Tempting Turquoise, Cajun Craze and Old Olive
Accessories: Stampin’ Up! Sponge, Brayer, Clear embossing powder, heat gun, mat pack, piercing tool, linen thread, More Mustard Marker, Versamark pad and marker, buttons, Modern Label punch
Techniques: Emboss Resist and Brayering

 

 

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Loaded my Inspired by Nature Stamp with Versamark and then loaded it with Old Olive ink before stamping it on a 4.5″ square piece of Whisper White card stock.  You can use Stampin’ Up Craft Old Olive ink and not use the Versamark for this step.  

Heat embossed the images using clear embossing powder and a heat gun.

Stamped the Autumn Splendor leaf by loading my stamp first with Versamark and then with Cajun Craze before stamping it.  Reloaded for the second image.   Heat embossed both images using clear embossing powder and a heat gun.

Colored the leaves in with a More Mustard marker.

Patted the excess ink off of the embossed images using a paper towel.  (Don’t rub)

Colored over the leaves using a Versamark marker and heat embossed the images using clear embossing powder and a heat gun.

Brayered Tempting Turquoise ink at an angle.

Brayered Not Quite Navy ink at an angle, not covering the Tempting Turquoise ink entirely.

Sponged a bit of Basic Black ink at the bottom of the card stock.  The black ink will stain your embossed images.

Buffed my embossed images off using a paper towel.

Added 2 Cajun Craze panels, 1 Whisper White panel and 1 Tempting Turquoise panel.  Also added 2 Cajune Craze Modern Label punches that have one end cut off. 

 

Using the mat pack and piercing tool, added 4 holes in each label punch.

Added 2 buttons that have linen thread tied through them.

Here is the finished card measuring 5.75″ square.  This is no little card folks!

May be be able to roll around in the grass today!  Remember doing that as a kid?

Until my next post. . . . .  . .

G

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21 thoughts on “Tumble in the Grass – Tutorial #432

  1. Niki Winchell's avatar Niki Winchell

    Fabulous card, as always.

    Ottumwa is a wonderful town. Be sure to get a sandwich from the Canteen!

    Hope you have safe and fun travels.

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  2. Colorado's avatar Colorado

    I really love this one!! I love using leaf stamps… and “fall-ish” type cards are one of my favorite to make. I might just have to try this tutorial very soon! Thanks so much!!!

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  3. The card is beautiful. I typically make A2 sized cards but this one could sure be done that size and maybe use a smaller leaf. It’s a great design!!! Thank you for sharing your expertise!

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  4. Gini koonce's avatar Gini koonce

    Such a simple card – and it brings back so many memories – thank you!
    And that blog candy looks like great fun – it’s one I never got a chance to get for myself, so I’d dearly love to win one!
    Thanks again for all you do –

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  5. carol dee's avatar carol dee

    Well now If I had been watching the calender of classes I would have noticed Ottumwa BEFORE this. That is a little over an hour. Not a bad drive from here.
    I love todays card and have all the supplies to case it. Someday!
    (I no longer roll around in the gras since I got a bad bunch off chiggers one time!!!)
    LOL, hugs….

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  6. Lorri's avatar Lorri

    I remember laying in the grass and watching the sky. I used to lay there while it got dark and watch the stars come out. I am not sure if either of my kids ever did that.

    Love your cards.

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  8. Mary Hansen's avatar Mary Hansen

    Yes, totally remember rolling in the grass as a kid…and breaking out in an itchy rash all over, lol! (Turns out I was allergic to whatever chemicals were applied to that grass) This is a great card, I’m going to try it with green inks on the leaf images.

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