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STAMPlorations Stamps and Technique and a Tutorial

Time for a new monthly challenge at STAMPlorations! You are going to like this - its use your favorite technique (or I guess any technique ) and stamping!



I choose to do "emboss resist".




The challenge ends April 30, the winner will be announced May 6.
PRIZE
The winner will receive 2 clear stamp sets of her choice from the Vignette, Patchwork Frenzy, and Subway Art series. (Visit the shop to see the available stamp sets.) Also, the winner will be invited to be a Guest Designer.

A TWIST IN OUR CHALLENGES
Participate in all 3 challenges we host this month and you'll be in the running to win This month's random prize draw winner will receive 1 package of Tsukineko BRILLIANCE Dew Drop PLANETARIUM ink pads: Galaxy Gold, Platinum Planet, Starlite Silver, and Cosmic Copper


courtesy of our sister shop, All About Scrapping.

So hop on over to STAMPlorations, to see what our fabulous DT has in store for you! We also have the ueber talented Sian as guest designer this months. 

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At Less is More the theme is Round and Round - perhaps my card is a bit more than less, but I'm going to link it anyhow...

Its perhaps a stretch, but I am linking this up with Addicted to CAS - the theme is "Wheel" - for me it fits, using all those color wheels. Lets see what the DT thinks....


I am also linking up this card with the current Inkspirational challenge - you have to CASE
Sandie from London Days  - one of their talented DT members. So I snooped around in her flickr account (much easier than finding anything on th eblog) and came up with THIS card, that I wanted to CASE


See the similarity? I just love this card! Its so pretty!

In case you are wondering, how I made my card - I have a little tutorial for you:

My supplies: 



Wiped the colored pice of cardstock with the embossin buddy. Stamped some of the circles with Versamark, sprinkled clear embossing powder on it and heated it with a heat gun.




Sponged around the embossed areas, repeated the process with additional circles, both in the upper and lower part of the paper strip. Make sure your ink is completely dry and use that embossing  buddy!(Sorry for the blurry pictures.....)







Took some of the circles from the Holiday Artsy set and just stamped on the card with the above shown inks. Took a 1 inch and 1 1/2 inch punch and punched out additional circles of colored card stock. I trimmed the paper to 5 1/2 inches in length.
        

Did another round of emboss resist on the 1 inch circles, added the sentiment and assembled everything with foam tape under the large circles:




I hope you like it!


Comments

Flo said…
Ujujuj das hört sich sehr kompliziert und nach viel Arbeit an. Toll ist deine Karte geworden!!! Gratuliere!!! LG
Mistys Mum said…
Hi
That is a fabulous card. x
Kim M said…
Oh I love this, Cornelia!! The colours are so vibrant! What kind of ink did you use? Great CASE of Sandie's card! :-)
sandie said…
wow, I am honoured you CASed one of my cards and that is a really old one but I do still love that one! I love how you have taught us how you built this card up, the richness of the colours are fab and I love the Artsy set and you have used it really well here. Thanks for joining us at ATCAS and Ink x
shirley-bee said…
So retro! Love the vibrant colours.
Jutta said…
Awesome card! Thanks for the great tutorial too!
Nonni said…
What a great card and good tutorial! I love the retro look of this. Somehow I start to think of space when I look at this! Thanks for joining us at Inkspirational too! xx
Anonymous said…
Awesome card and love your tutorial! I love the intensity of the colors. Great CASE of Sandie's card -- I see the similarities, but I love how it's still different and has the "Cornelia style" :o)
Monika Reeck said…
komplicated and sooo lovely liebe Cornelia I love the result...Deine Karte ist special und wunderbar...big hugs from Munich..today was only 17 Grad und nicht zu Warm dear Cornelia...
MRS DUCK said…
Hi Cornelia
Striking as always. Love your colour choice as I'm very partial to bright and vibrant.
Have a great weekend.
Ang x
Vicki Dutcher said…
So stunning! Your sponging is to die for!
Susanne Vargas said…
You are on a clean and graphic roll, my friend! Very cool card and you even made a tutorial, woohoo!
Cathy said…
This is gorgeous Cornelia, I love the vibrant colors, Cathy x
Chrissie said…
This is a late visit for me this week.
What a fabulous card... I love the vibrant colour choices!
Thanks so much
Chrissie
"Less is More"
maria f. said…
Doesn't surprise me that emboss resist is up there on the list of faves. It is just so much fun to get messy with ink. And magic too. Love the bold colors, Cornelia.
Rosmarie said…
Tolle und kräftige Farben auf dieser Karte! Das Schwarz/Orange auf der zweiten finde ich auch total schön!
Sian Ridley said…
Another absolute stunner! This is so beautiful :) Thank you so much for welcoming me at STAMPlorations this month - I am humbled :)
Marina said…
Fabulous vibrant colours and I love the way you've made the circles.
Thank you for joining us at Inkspirational Challenges. Come back next time! Marina
Michelle Lupton said…
Love all your colours - I can just see those colour wheels spinning like gears! Thanks for playing along with our "Wheels" challenge at ATCAS :)
Anonymous said…
Hi Cornelia. Fabulous colours and great emboss resist, love it! have a fab day! hugs Monika xxx

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