We are in the final days of our collaboration between the Altered Pages Design Team and Rubber Stamp Depot. Can I just tell you that I had a lot of fun incorporating the deeply etched red rubber stamps into my projects this month. Here is a sneak peak...
Today's post is part II of a journal page turned Birthday card
(original journal page pictured below) and the part I post can be found here.
I will be honest...I loved the journal page so much that it was hard to chop it in half, but I am very pleased with the end result and it is for a most wonderful person, my Gram who turns 86 this June! So, this card just had to be beautiful. Plus, she LOVES butterflies!
Okay, on with the show...
I started by creating the actual card using a cream colored sheet of card stock and folded it in half.
Next, I grabbed the Circles Background Stamp , Versamark and Gold Embossing Powder and created a little embossed edge on the right side of the card.
I then attached the portion of the original journal page that I tore from my journal and inked the edges. I left justified this piece to show off the gold embossing.
Now, it was on to the inside of the card.
I began this step by lightly and randomly stamping the entire page with Delicata Ink Pad - gold.
I then grabbed another page from my Dylusions Journal that I previously used to off load my brayer when working with my Gelli Plate as mentioned in part I. This was made with pale blue and gold metallic acrylic paint. I added the Circles Background Stamp using Stazon Midi in Spiced Chai .
This same stamp was used in the journal page so I wanted to repeat it on the inside of the card. I then tore a section to fit on the main inside page of the card and attached it using double sided adhesive tape.
Next, I used another section of the pale blue background, stamped Happy Birthday with Versamark and embossed it in gold. I hand tore that section out, inked the edges and adhered it with double sided tape . I added one of the butterfly images used in the original journal page to keep everything tied together.
And, here you have the completed inside of the card.
I love how the blue ties in with butterflies flying in the blue sky.
Here is the final piece.
I am pretty pleased I must say and can't wait to send it off
to one of my most favorite people!
Thanks for hanging out with me today. I hope you found some inspiration here. Thanks to Rubber Stamp Depot for supplying the great stamps this month! Please be sure to check out all the amazing supplies at Alteredpages.com . I created a supply list below of what was used for this project.
Talk to you soon....Steph S.
Supply List -
VersaMark
Happy Birthday Stamp
Beautiful card♥ Your Grand Mother will love it.
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