Hello Everyone and Welcome the Altenew May 2019 Stamp/Die/Stencil/Ink/Enamel Pin Release Blog Hop. I'm so happy to be a part of this amazing release. Thank you Altenew for having me once again!
If you have already started hopping, you should have arrived from the super talented Virginia Lu's Blog, but if you didn't, don't worry you can find the complete list at the bottom of this post. You also may just want to start at the beginning at the Altenew Card Blog since I am towards the end of the Hop. So let's get started!
For my first card, I began by stamping out the Everlasting Happiness florals onto a piece of Bristol Paper using watermark ink and heat setting the lined in white. I then used Zig Brushes to loosely watercolor the background panel. Once the panel was dry I trimmed it and attached it the card base.
If you have already started hopping, you should have arrived from the super talented Virginia Lu's Blog, but if you didn't, don't worry you can find the complete list at the bottom of this post. You also may just want to start at the beginning at the Altenew Card Blog since I am towards the end of the Hop. So let's get started!
CARD DETAILS
For my first card, I began by stamping out the Everlasting Happiness florals onto a piece of Bristol Paper using watermark ink and heat setting the lined in white. I then used Zig Brushes to loosely watercolor the background panel. Once the panel was dry I trimmed it and attached it the card base.
The sentiment I added to the center comes from the new Best Things stamp set that I stamped and heat embossed in black and glued onto a background piece of paper that I colored in using the same background colors. I then just popped up in the center of the card. As for little embellishments, I added some green crystals to the centers of the flowers.
Since Mother's Day is just around the corner I thought I would use the same Everlasting Happiness florals to create a Mother's Day Card.
To do this I first I lined up the Everlasting Happiness floral image in my stamping tool to stamp on the top half of the card panel and then just flipped the paper to stamp again on the bottom half of the panel, creating a reverse image on the bottom. This time I used gold embossing powder to heat set the lines.
I then stamped out the letters for Mom using the Ombré Alpha Stamp Set in the middle of the card using Worn Lipstick Oxide Ink and then set it with clear embossing powder.
To add a touch of color I used worn lipstick to blend around the outer edges of the card panel and then added a few clear pink crystals to the fower centers. Trimmed the panel and added it to the card base.
For this last card, I drew on my Portuguese roots as Inspiration. If you have ever visited Portugal I am sure you would have seen similar hand-painted tiles because they are everywhere. They were used in many wall and flooring projects in the 16th and 17th centuries.
This card may look hard to make but it actually wasn't very difficult. I began by lining up the stamps 3 across and 2 down in my stamp positioner. I then stamped out 2 card panels using the Mustard Seed Oxide ink first and set the panels aside to dry. Once the panels were dry I placed one of them back in the stamping tool. I then moved the cleaned off stamps around and repositioned them to stamp directly over the previously stamped ones but using a different design. I used a powder tool over the panel first to ensure the ink was dry and then used Blueprint Sketch Oxide ink to stamp over the yellow layer. I then repeated the same process with the other piece of paper I had stamped in the previous step. Before the blue ink dried I added clear embossing powder to the ink and heat set it to give the blue ink a gloss/tile like effect.
I then just used a paper trimmer and cut images into tile-like squares. I then arranged the pattern onto my card base and popped up the pieces using foam tape. For extra pops of blue, I added some crystals here and there onto some of the tiles.
SUPPLIES
Since Mother's Day is just around the corner I thought I would use the same Everlasting Happiness florals to create a Mother's Day Card.
To do this I first I lined up the Everlasting Happiness floral image in my stamping tool to stamp on the top half of the card panel and then just flipped the paper to stamp again on the bottom half of the panel, creating a reverse image on the bottom. This time I used gold embossing powder to heat set the lines.
I then stamped out the letters for Mom using the Ombré Alpha Stamp Set in the middle of the card using Worn Lipstick Oxide Ink and then set it with clear embossing powder.
To add a touch of color I used worn lipstick to blend around the outer edges of the card panel and then added a few clear pink crystals to the fower centers. Trimmed the panel and added it to the card base.
For this last card, I drew on my Portuguese roots as Inspiration. If you have ever visited Portugal I am sure you would have seen similar hand-painted tiles because they are everywhere. They were used in many wall and flooring projects in the 16th and 17th centuries.
This card may look hard to make but it actually wasn't very difficult. I began by lining up the stamps 3 across and 2 down in my stamp positioner. I then stamped out 2 card panels using the Mustard Seed Oxide ink first and set the panels aside to dry. Once the panels were dry I placed one of them back in the stamping tool. I then moved the cleaned off stamps around and repositioned them to stamp directly over the previously stamped ones but using a different design. I used a powder tool over the panel first to ensure the ink was dry and then used Blueprint Sketch Oxide ink to stamp over the yellow layer. I then repeated the same process with the other piece of paper I had stamped in the previous step. Before the blue ink dried I added clear embossing powder to the ink and heat set it to give the blue ink a gloss/tile like effect.
I then just used a paper trimmer and cut images into tile-like squares. I then arranged the pattern onto my card base and popped up the pieces using foam tape. For extra pops of blue, I added some crystals here and there onto some of the tiles.
The sentiment I used comes from the Fancy Greetings Stamp Set that I also stamped out in Blue and then just fussy cut around the edges.
I hope you were inspired by my cards today, I had fun playing with these new sets and making them!
*Everlasting Happiness Stamp Set Shop at: ALTENEW |
*The Best Thing Stamp Set Shop at: ALTENEW |
*Ombré Alpha Stamp Set Shop at: ALTENEW |
*Dare to Dream Stamp Set Shop at: ALTENEW |
*Fancy Greetings Stamp Set Shop at: ALTENEW |
Strathmore Bristol Pad Shop at: SSS | AMZ |
Mini Misti Tool Shop at: SSS | AMZ | SB | SK |
Embossing Magic Bag Shop at: SSS | AMZ |
Juicy Ink Shop at: SSS | IO3 |
Arctic White Ultra Powder Shop at: SSS | IO3 |
Gold Rush Embossing Powder Shop at: SSS | IO3 |
Crystal Clear Ultra Powder Shop at: SSS | IO3 |
Tsukineko VersaFine ONYX BLACK Ink Pad Shop at: SSS | AMZ | SB | HBS |
Zig CLEAN COLOR 60+ 80 SET Shop at: SSS | AMZ |
Oxide Ink Pad WORN LIPSTICK Shop at: SSS | SB |
Oxide Ink Pad MUSTARD SEED Shop at: SSS | HBS |
Oxide Ink Pad BLUEPRINT Shop at: SSS |
BLENDER BRUSH Set Shop at: SSS | AMZ | IO3 |
OCTOBER CRYSTALS Shop at: SSS | SK |
MAY CRYSTALS Shop at: SSS | SK |
SEPTEMBER (SAPPHIRE) CRYSTALS Shop at: SSS | SK |
TRIANGLE TRAY Shop at: SSS | SK |
STUDIO KATIA GLUE Shop at: SSS | SK |
Foam Mounting Tape Shop at: AMZ |
GUILLOTINE PAPER TRIMMER Shop at: SSS | AMZ | SB |
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Love your cards! :)
ReplyDeleteThese cards are so beautiful! I love the first one especially :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome cards!! Sincerely Hafeeza
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards!! Love them all. :-)
ReplyDeleteYour cards are so pretty..each so different.
ReplyDeleteI adore how you used the Everlasting Happiness set! Both those cards are so different from each other, but each wonderfully pretty and sweet!
ReplyDeleteYour cards look amazing!
ReplyDeleteLove the inking and use
of sequins.
Carla from Utah
Love all the bright colors you used. Very stunning.
ReplyDeleteLove how you drew on your heritage to create the tile card. Great use of color!
ReplyDeleteLove your cards! Especially the colored flowers!
ReplyDeletefantastic cards, Ilda!
ReplyDeleteLove all your cards, but especially the ones created with the Everlasting Happiness set. That's my favorite set from this release.
ReplyDeleteyour cards are delightull - thanks for sharing:)
ReplyDeleteI like the way you did the tiles. So many uses for those stamps!
ReplyDeleteI adore the bright colors you used! That creativity one is so fun and funky!
ReplyDeleteYour cards are just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteGreat sentiments and such fun cards, nice job
ReplyDeleteAwesome cards! I love the colors.
ReplyDeleteTerrific cards! Love the simplicity of the “Mom” card!
ReplyDeleteLovely projects!
ReplyDeleteI love all three of your cards, especially the watercolour background and cherry-blossom-like way you painted the light blue one. Gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteI think the sentiment is the best.
The Everlasting Happiness is fast becoming my second favourite stamp set in this release. I really like the bright summery colours of the first card you showed. I also think your Mom card is soft & elegant. Thanks for sharing your inspiration.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards. I love all of your fabulous designs!! Thank you for sharing your inspiration with us.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful inspiration. Love the MOM card, so clean and simple but elegant!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards! Love the gorgeous flower designs and your pretty coloring! Fun patterns on your card with the tile designs!
ReplyDeleteI love your gold embossing with a pop of pink. Very dynamic.
ReplyDeleteYour creativity card is stunning. I love all of your cards.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty cards with the flowers! My favorite is the Dare to Dream and I just love the yellows and blues!
ReplyDeleteYou are so talented! I love your lovely cards!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work. Thanks for sharing your artwork with us!
ReplyDeleteHi there. I love all of your cards today, but there is just something very sweet about your "Mom" card with the gold and pink and the little gems. Very sweet. Thanks so much for sharing with all of us. :) You do a beautiful job!!
ReplyDeleteAngie
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Beautiful set of cards! I love them all :)
ReplyDeleteI love your card designs!
ReplyDeleteAwesome release! Wonderful creations! I especially love the first card, because I love the loosely water colored effect!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards and love your design on all of them. This new release is just exceptional.
ReplyDeleteLovely cards. All so different but equally gorgeous. This is a wonderful release -- something for everyone.
ReplyDeleteLove how you built the background out of the Everlasting Happiness set.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful cards, Ilda! I love how you used the Everlasting Happiness stamp set in the first 2 cards for 2 completely different looks...so creative! And those blue and yellow "tiles" are gorgeous and make such a stunning card! Thanks for sharing your awesome creativity with us!
ReplyDeleteYour cards are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteSo many pretty cards! I just love that Best Things stamp set. Your coloring is very nice. TFS!
ReplyDeleteLove that Mom card with the subtle pink coloring. So gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI think my favorite is the Mom card with just the outlines in gold. That, combined with the pink gives it the feel of a rosy sunset that is just gorgeous. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteDear Ilda
ReplyDeleteLove your cards
I would have preferred if you colored the mum card in pastels as mums are all about different colors. Love and hugs
Ida, your Portuguese inspired tile card is amazing. You make it sound so easy to do. Thank you for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love the Mom card - it's so simple and elegant! Also because I love baby pink hues :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards. Love the "mirror" stamping on the second card. Great technique! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards. My fave is the MOM card.
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