The new Frosted Pinecones Bundle includes a stamp set, dies and Decorative Masks! The masks are so fun to use to add layers of colors to create a beautiful card with lots of dimension.
I made this card for the weekly Splitcoaststampers Sketch Challenge. Here’s the sketch I used.
You can see all the projects posted for this week’s challenge by clicking on the sketch below.
Tips & Instructions
Pretty Peacock Card Base - 5-1/2 x 8-1/2, score at 4-1/4
Basic White Layer - 4-1/8 x 5-3/8, stamp the dots across the bottom area in Pecan Pie ink and adhere the layer to the card base.
Basic White Cardstock - 4 x 5-1/4, use the Frosted Pinecones Decorative Masks, ink pads and blending brushes to create the pinecone. I started with Mask #1 and a light layer of Crumb Cake ink, next, Mask #2 Crumb Cake ink but I pressed a little harder. Next, Mask #3 with Pecan Pie Ink, followed by Mask #4 and Shaded Spruce Ink. Finally, Mask #5 with Pretty Peacock ink but I only did the greenery area.
Tips - use the notch at the top of each mat to line up the mats. I drew a line along the notch and top on my grid paper so I could line up each mat. I also used Post-It Tape to hold the cardstock in place.Die cut the pinecone with the coordinating die and adhere it to the card.
Stamp the sentiment on a 1/2” strip of Basic White in Pretty Peacock ink. Banner one end. Adhere it to a 5/8” strip of Pretty Peacock that you also bannered one end. Adhere to the card with Dimensionals.
Add some Gold Adhesive-Backed Dots.
On the inside layer (4 x 5-1/4), stamp the sentiment in Pretty Peacock ink and stamp the dots across the bottom in Pecan Pie ink.
I love all the dimension on the pinecone. Those masks are easy to use and so fun to see the changes as you add each layer of ink.
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