Sunflowers & Dragonflies

Stampscapes Meet Gingersnap Creations

The Technique Junkie Newsletter is sponsoring Gingersnap Creations. This week’s challenge is to create a card using a scene. For your chance to win an Emboss or Die CD, play along and make a scene card and post it to the Gingersnap Creations blog. My card uses the Resist and Reveal Technique.

Scene is created by using 5 stamps. Oh how I love my new Stampscapes stamps. Flourish is from Fancy Pants and sentiment is from Stampin’ Up. These help to make 7 stamps on my card. Designer paper is from BasicGray.

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Posted on : May 20 2011
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May 20, 2011 - 07:05:49

Myrna said:

Beth
Amazing!!
I have just seen Stampscapes for the first time a few weeks ago and fell in love with them. You have done such a wonderful card with them.
Myrna

May 21, 2011 - 12:05:41

Elaina Larsen said:

Lovely card. Stampscapes scenes are some of my favorite eye candy.

May 21, 2011 - 04:05:30

Sudha said:

Pretty creation

May 21, 2011 - 06:05:36

Viv said:

Corr Beth! Your scene is impeccable!!! You’ve made me wanna try this out seeing your beautiful card! How CLEVER you are!! Love Viv xxx

May 22, 2011 - 05:05:52

Maryann said:

Ohmy goodness, this is soooooo gorgeous Beth. I really wish, I could make something like this too. It´s sooooooo amazing and the colors are grat too. It all just looks smashing hun, I soooo love love love this one. You´re sooooo talented dear friend. It´s just stunning work. WAUW.
HAve a wonderful week ahead, and thanks sooo much for sharing this beauty here with us to enjoy.

May 22, 2011 - 10:05:59

Pesc said:

this is really stunning! Love the sun in the sky! Have a great day!.

May 22, 2011 - 09:05:52

Sheree T. said:

Hi Beth! Thanks for all of your lovely comments about my Stampscape cards on my blog! I’m trying to come up with something’different’ all the time so they don’t look redundant.
Your card is gorgeous!! The colouring is perfection and I’m now going to try colouring my next sky like yours! Your papers are so pretty… Come to think of it, I have that same paper in my stash!
You asked about me using glossy paper. You bet! I’ve found that basic photo paper works fine for Stampscapes and colouring with a stylus. When brayering, I’ve found it best to use the good glossy and I pay around 40 cents a sheet.
Ink colours fade quite a bit on glossy, if you use Adirondack or Memento. To keep most of the deep colour I spray the finished scene with Krylon Acrylic crystal clear spray that dries in 10 minutes.
Sometimes I like the colours to fade overnight because they may seem too intense. You can go in and adjust everything the next day and usually end up with something you like a lot more!
I’ll be posting a tips and tricks tut sometime soon. Keep your eyes peeled.
Have a great week! I’ll look forward to seeing more of your work!
Hugs,
Sheree

May 27, 2011 - 07:05:17

beth ullman said:

GF this is definitely some more eye popping eye candy love love love it gorgeous colors great design just perfect in every way.

Jun 1, 2011 - 04:06:01

Anne Gaal said:

Hi, Beth! This is STUNNING! Simply gorgeous!