I'd like to share my last September 2018 Reveal card. Today I am using the cute Dancing Penguin Stamp Set 913.
I made the background by sticking a piece of Super Adhesive Sheet to the back of the designer paper.
The igloo was created by cutting a piece of a circle out of watercolor paper using a Grand Circle die in the Tangerine and then dry embossing with the Darice Brick Pattern embossing folder.
The snow drifts were made in the same way with Impression Obsession Hills die and then dry embossed with Crafts Too Polka Dots embossing folder. The hills and the igloo were then applied with Moonstone Glimmer Paste. These were set aside to dry while I worked on the Penguin.
The Penguin was stamped in the Stamp Platform in Black Shadow Hybrid Ink. I then removed the top of the Stamp Platform, so I could work on my coloring desk while leaving the image in the same spot on the platform.
I used Aquaflow Watercolors and Nuvo Alcohol Markers with a Blending Pen to color the penguin. The Hybrid ink allows both mediums to be used! Once colored I put the stamp platform back together again and then stamped with Clear Mark ink and heat embossed with Clear Detail over the top of the image. He was then fussy cut with the 5" Mini Scissors.
Brushable Glue and Snow White Flocking was applied to the belly and hat trim.
Nuvo Crystal Drops Morning Dew were applied to the beak, bell and feet for a glossy effect.
I cut out a window for the slider on the designer paper panel.
This was then mounted onto Cobalt Blue Mirror cardstock, leaving a space on the right side where the pull tab will move in and out.
The hills and igloo were mounted on to the card front. A strip of white cardstock was slipped into the slider space. The penguin was attached with mounting tape to the left hand side and a balsa wood arrow was covered with Clear Mark Ink and heat set with Cerulean. The arrow was attached with Nuvo Deluxe Adhesive.
The sentiments for the stamp set were stamped in the Stamp Platform with Empire Blue Hybrid Ink. They were then die cut with Memory Box Cross Stitched Frame Borders. The "Sending you" sentiment was layered on to the Cobalt Blue Mirror cardstock.
Snowflakes from the set were stamped in Clear Mark and embossed in White Detail on a strip of the Mirror Cardstock which would then be attached as the base of the easel card with the second sentiment centered on top.
The card base was made and then the card assembled. Here is the card before the penguin emerges!
... and here he is "sliding on by!"
Dancing Penguin Stamp Set 913
Mounting Tape
IO 343-T die: Hills
Memory Box Cross Stitched Frame Borders die
Balsa wood arrow
I'd like to play along in the following challenges:
World Wide Open Design Team Challenge #09: Anything Goes
Classic Design Team Open Challenge September #9: anything Goes
Morgan's ArtWorld Open Challenge #9: anything Goes
2 Crafty Critter Crazies Challenge #18: Include a critter
Craft Stamper Take it Make it Challenge September: Anything Goes
Thanks so much for stopping by today, hope you've enjoyed my share?
Shona
I'd like to play along in the following challenges:
World Wide Open Design Team Challenge #09: Anything Goes
Classic Design Team Open Challenge September #9: anything Goes
Morgan's ArtWorld Open Challenge #9: anything Goes
2 Crafty Critter Crazies Challenge #18: Include a critter
Craft Stamper Take it Make it Challenge September: Anything Goes
Thanks so much for stopping by today, hope you've enjoyed my share?
Shona
A gorgeous card,love the fab image,thanks for the tutorial.xxx
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, shona - how absolutely darling! This is such a cute penguin card, sliding through a winter wonderland! The flocking is super cute - this card just makes me want to make holiday cards! Super card, Shona! Big hugs!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous design, Shona! I love how you've made your card interactive - and the little penguin is SO cute. xx
ReplyDeleteShona, I love love love your darling pengie! Beautifully flocked (you are the queen of flocking) and the design is BEYOND GORGEOUS. I especially like the bold blues used in your wintry wonderland - so magical, bright and festive! Your beautiful masterpiece is sweet and beautiful. I love love love it! can you tell I am in love? LOL seriously, I am. huggers, de
ReplyDeleteThis card is so cute and adorable. And, what fun that it is an interactive card design. I can just see someone enjoying pulling the tab and seeing the penguin skating. Using that wonderful snowflake background really showcases the penguin so well. And so inventive the way you did the snowbanks and other elements on the card. I love all the pretty blue too! Great job making this cutie!
ReplyDeleteOh wow, Shona! This is so cute! I love all the woderful elements on your card and the penguin slding from behind the snow bank is so clever.
ReplyDeleteOH! Shona, this is fabulous and fun. I love the idea of you stamping and colouring on the stamp platform, then inking again to emboss, VERY clever, you have such wonderful ideas carried of with aplomb! Also LOVE the layers and dry embossing.
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This is just adorable Shona! Love the cute image. Thank you for sharing with us over here at World Wide Open Design Team Challenge and best of luck with your entry.
ReplyDeleteGale DT for http://worldwideopendesignteamchallenge.blogspot.com.au/
Just darling! I love the colors and that cute sweet Penguin. So glad you joined us at Morgan's Artworld Open Challenge and best of luck with your entry. Love to see you join in each month.
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Oh this is so cool, I love it. Gorgeous image and design and I love how you created your Igloo. Great job here and very clever detailing and work. Thank you for sharing with us over here at Morgan's Artworld Open Challenge and best of luck with your entry. Love to see you join in each month. Thank you.Annette DT forhttp://morgansartworld.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteback again, and again, I love this. It is gorgeous. Nice work. Thank you for sharing with us here today at World Wide Open Design Team Challenge and best of luck with your entry.
ReplyDeleteAnnette DT Registered Owners/Admin for World Wide Open Design Team Challenge
This has to be one of the best slider cards I've seen. This fluffy little penguin just looks so happy skating away from his icy igloo and I love the way you've done the igloo too. The Moonstone paste really worked its magic on this. Love the background paper, and how clever to make the slider also an easel card. Really brilliant work on this one, Shona. TFS & Hugs
ReplyDeleteFabulous project! Thank you for sharing with us over at Morgan's Artworld Open Challenge and best of luck with your entry. Love to see you join in each month. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteCheryl DT for http://morgansartworld.blogspot.com/
Awesome card.....love how he skates. Thank you for sharing with us over here at Classic Design Team Open Challenge and best of luck with your entry.
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He is so sweet and I love your tutorial. thank you for sharing at 2CCC. X
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, super cute card!! I love your adorable penguin and all the sparkle looks spectacular! Great tutorial!
ReplyDeleteAlso, thank you for stopping by my blog and leaving a sweet comment!
Have a great day!
Sherrie K
WOW what a beautiful and fun interactive card Shona...you have really explained the creative process so beautifully
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Dr Sonia