Hi friends!
We have a new challenge for you at Less Is More, a fun recipe challenge: Stamp Layering. You could use layering stamp sets or just stamp in layers (as I've done) and play with different colored/types of inks and heat embossing for example. Our DT has a lot of inspiring ideas for you, click HERE to have a look!
Our sponsor in the month of October is Uniko. Play along and you could be chosen as our monthly winner!
In my card I've used leaf stamps by Altenew. I've used a scrap piece of green card stock that has some shine to it (that shine is the reason why my card is photographed flat this time, getting the sentiment focused with my normal way of taking photos did not work at all!) and looked for an ink color that matched it well for tone on tone stamping. My second layer of stamping is made with white pigment ink. I also used a scrap piece of vellum and heat embossed my sentiment in white. I attached the stamped panel to a base card I made with a lighter green card. Still trying to use up my colored card and save some white! :)
Thanks for popping by and happy crafting!
I'm playing along at:
CASology: Cherish
AAA Cards: Inspired by Film
Into the Wild
An amazing (unbelievable-leaf-able!) true story about a guy who goes to Alaska wilderness all alone to see how he survives there... And unfortunately this adventure has a sad ending. My card is inspired both by nature-theme and the courage of the main character.
Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge: Monochrome
I think your stamped panel looks perfect on green cardstock rather than white.a monochromatic design gives impression of a more clean look all the while the card remains colorful yet calm.
ReplyDeletePretty stamping and I love all the shades of green. Thanks so much for playing along at CASology this week.
ReplyDeleteLove these soft shades of green, Nonni. Your stamped panel looks like patterned paper. I love green, it's such a calming colour. If you're quick Simon Says Stamp Monday challenge has a monochrome theme this week, still a day to link up! xx
ReplyDeleteLove this card! The greens are awesome! Your panel is positioned in the perfect spot!
ReplyDeleteThank you for playing along with us over Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge! x Zoey
Very beautiful CAS card Nonni ! Love your green leaves panel and great layout too ! As Anita says, such a calm colour shades for this "cherish" challenge. Love that beautiful but so tragic movie by Sean Penn. I've cried at the end ! Wishing you a restful Sunday and a fabulous week ! xx
ReplyDeleteSuch a gorgeous panel Nonni! It reminds me of the sunlight catching the leaves wafting on a summer breeze. The vellum wrap with the sentiment is a beautiful touch too. A superb make xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card, Nonni. Love the tone on tone stamping and then layering in white. I normally heat emboss in white, but I like the subtler look. Fun interpretation of your film and a clever punny sentiment. Hope your jet lag has improved. Have a wonderful week. xx
ReplyDeleteYour stamping is so beautiful. I love the colors and the soft dimension you created. Amazing!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully designed card! Thanks for sharing with us at CASology this week!
ReplyDeleteYour card is so spring like and beautiful. Cute sentiment. pjs-projects.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteI love that card base, fab texture and colour. You did a great job with layering the stamping. This I would not enjoy I think but I like your take on this challenge, you have made the card super CAS by keeping the panel small, love it x
ReplyDeleteWhat a beauty Nonni. So impressed with your take on stamp layering and the panel looks like a designer credit card! So perfectly stamped, neat and classy design. Love it. Hope you're having a fun week xx
ReplyDeleteLove the monochrome design - I forget about using coloured card bases! Great delicate layering of the term leaves. A very serene card! X
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