Welcome back to another challenge at The Spot, your place for inspiration and weekly cardmaking challenges. This week we have a wonderful sketch challenge! Sketches are a great way to jump-starting your creative process and let's face it with everything going on in the world right now, stamping and getting creative is a great way to spread some happiness.
I love a good sketch and this one made it super easy to bring together a quick card that can be sent on its way with a friendly "Hello". The Forever Fern Bundle and Forever Greenery Designer Series Paper are simply stunning and I knew using them for my card would make quick work of the sketch.
The Forever Greenery DSP is just so beautiful I barely had to do any stamping on this card! I started with a Thick Whisper White card base, then cut a layer and embossed it with the Pinewood Planks 3D Embossing Folder. The DSP was then cut on an angle and attached to the embossed layer, I love how the woodgrain texture pops out from behind the patterned paper.
The Forever Fern Stamp Set is a DisInktive stamp set, which means that the images give a photo-realistic impression. The details on these types of stamps are just incredible and this amazing technology is unique to Stampin' Up! I first inked up the leafy image in Old Olive Classic Ink, then using a sponge dauber I applied some Shaded Spruce Classic Ink. Once the stamp was inked I stamped it on to Whisper White Cardstock, then using a Blender Pen I lightly blended the ink to create a soft watercolour effect and die cut the image. The sentiment was stamped using Memento Tuxedo Black Ink and die cut using the Stitched Rectangle Dies. A little Linen Thread double bow and a few Epoxy Droplets finished it off.
Now be sure to check out The Spot for some fabulous inspiration, and we would love to see you join in on the challenge!
All products I have used for today's project are listed below with a direct link to my online store for easy shopping!
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