Good morning! It’s Friday again! That means it’s time for
another Friday Mashup challenge. This time we are using the chalkboard
technique. Take a look at the card I made.
- Stamps: Papaya Collage, Word Play, Make a Cake
- DSP: Sycamore Street
- Card Stock: Pool Party, Island Indigo, Basic Black
- Ink: Whisper White Craft
- Accessories: Paper Snips, Beautiful Wings Sizzlit, Vanilla Smooch Spritz, Rhinestones, Glue Dots, Sycamore Street Ribbon in Pool Party, Stampin’ Dimensionals, Stampin’ Sponge
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So here is the "Mashup" Challenge:
1. Make a project using the "Chalkboard Technique".
2. Or Make a project using " 2 or more Stamp Sets".
I started off by cutting a piece of Pool Party card stock
5-1/2” x 8-1/2” and scored it at 4-1/4”. Next I cut a piece of Island Indigo
card stock 3-7/8” x 5-1/8” and a piece of Sycamore Street DSP 3-3/4” x 5”. I adhered
the DSP onto the Island Indigo card stock, then adhered this onto the card
front.
I seriously LOVE this Sycamore Street DSP! The patterns
are just so bright, fun, and cheerful! I don’t what I’m going to do when it’s
gone. Make sure you get plenty before Sale-A-Bration ends next Friday the 22nd!
Next I stamped the frame image from Papaya Collage onto a
scrap of Basic Black card stock in Whisper White craft ink. I also stamped the
greeting from Word Play and the tiny butterflies from Make a Cake in Whisper
White craft ink. Then I simply sponged a little bit more craft ink randomly on
the card stock to make it look more like a dirty chalkboard. I cut out the
image with Paper Snips then added just a little shimmer with some Vanilla
Shimmer Smooch Sptriz.
Then I wrapped a piece of Pool Party ribbon from the
Sycamore Street ribbon and button pack around the frame and tied it into a bow.
I adhered the frame onto the card front with a few Stampin’ Dimensionals. Just
to add one more little detail I cut a scrap of Island Indigo card stock with my
Beautiful Wings Embosslit in the Big Shot and adhered one of the little
butterflies onto the corner of the frame with a Glue Dot then added a couple
rhinestones for the butterfly’s body.
This technique is really fun and easy to do! If you have
a chance head on over to the Friday Mashup and see what the rest of the design
team has created. I hope you get a chance to play along with the challenge!