Showing posts with label Triple Time Stamping. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Triple Time Stamping. Show all posts

Thursday, May 15, 2014

Triple Layer Card


Second post today:
It has been awhile since I made a triple time stamped card which is so dramatic and easy to do.  It happens that the challenge for Mod Squad Blog is to do some triple stamping so I took the challenge.  I used Black and White cardstocks for my layers and GKD stamps from  Year of Flowers (Sunflower) and Pressed Flowers (leaves).  The flowers were stamped with Versamark and heat embossed with Black Embossing Powder and then colored with Pencils. I stamped 2 sizes of leaves with Memento Pistachio ink. I added a clear epoxy sticker from Cloud Designs so as not to cover the design.  I could have stamped on clear acrylic with the same result but I wanted to use up these stickers that have been in my stash for some time.

Challenges:
Mod Squad Challenge: Triple the fun-Do some triple time stamping.
Stamp TV: Mix it up Monday _Make it Pop with Black

 I enjoy all your comments. Thank you. Theresa

Sunday, January 27, 2013

Deer Visits a Snowy Cottage

 
I am back with another snowy cottage for the challenge at Craft a Scene  This time I have used 6 stamps from GKD "Life is Good" Set by Theresa Momber. I used the triple time stamping technique and a sketch from Speedy Fox Challenge.  The stamping was done with Memento Rich Cocoa ink and colored with Copics with a bit of sponging with Brilliance Moonlight White and Memento Summer Sky. I extended the walk to the bottom edge of the card  Added a bit of stickles to highlight the snow. This time I remember to start a roaring fire in the fireplace of the cottage resulting in smoke from the chimney. I like the way this turned out using the triple time stamping. After adhering the dark brown card base and brown cardstock mats with the image layers, I stamped the deer again, cut it out, and glued it to the top to make it stand out more.  I finished with a sentiment in brown ink.
 
Challenges:
Craft a Scene: Theme is a scene with a snowy cottage. 2nd Entry
MFP Sketch With a Twist Challenge #30: Use sketch shown below and with a twist of using layers.
All Sorts: Create masculine card.
 
Do you wonder what is the definition of a cottage?  I wanted to be sure this image fit the challenge so I check the definition. A cottage is a small simple, single-storied house, especially in the country, typically one near a lake or beach. I think this image is just right.

 I enjoy all your comments. Thank you. Theresa