Hello! I am sharing a One Layer Card that I made for the
One-Layer Simplicity Challenge this month. We are to pick one of 6 color combinations and make a card celebrating this
warm and fruitful season. I selected Shades of Summer #5 shown to the right. I believe all the colors appear on my creation.
I was inspired to make this card by a tutorial by Jill Foster on making a one layer card shown on this
video . I always thought of one layer cards being very CAS with lots of white space and very simple, but that's not really the case. A One Layer just has to be a
single layer of card stock folded in half and I guess you can add as much or as little as you want. I have kind of cased Jill's card following the layering of colors, masking, stamping, etc. I did not have Pan Pastels that she used so I improvised with what I had.
I began by die cutting a scallop circle to use as a mask while I sponged colors on the white card base to create a pinkish and yellowish background. I sponged other colors randomly. I partly stamped a music background stamp, then removed the mask and stamped the stem and flower and colored with markers. I then stamped and embossed a Leafy Vine on the right and again sponged the edges of card. I also stamped and embossed the sentiment. I added some gold pearls to finish.
Also to enter:
Creative Corner Challenges: Something Summer Challenge-used summer flower and colors
613 Avenue Create: Anything Goes...did not use the optional twist
Supplies:
Stamps: Music Background stamp Unknown, Flower and Stem from Flourishes Summer Blossoms, Hero Arts Leafy Vine, Happy Birthday from Winnie & Walter
Inks: Color Box Pink Pastel, Versamagic Green, Memento Cantaloupe, Tangelo, Dandelion (pads and/or markers), Versamark , Orange Glaze Pen
Copic: Green
EP: Ranger Embossing Pearl Gold
Spellbinder Die, Gold Pearls from Stash
This is quite a different card for me using some techniques
and combing some things for the first time.
I enjoy all your comments. Thank you.
Theresa