Today’s card features an stripy alcohol marker background and inset die cuts to create this cute handmade wedding card.
I have made a few cards using inset die cards but it looks like I never got around to blogging them! To rectify this omission the inset die technique would look amazing using the wave dies, so I’ve put it on my list of Must Make!
In tonight’s Colour Creations Blog Hop you’ll find 10+ simple and creative card ideas using Berry Burst. Certainly everything you need to inspire your next crafting session!
Welcome to the Art With Heart Lemon Lolly Colour Creations Blog Hop. We are thrilled to have you join us today. Our hop features some of your favorite Art With Heart Team Members sharing projects made with Stampin’ Up! products. In fact, you may have just come from fellow creative Andrea Sargent blog.
I am joining in with the Art With Heart Team’s Colour Creations Blog Hop with this beautiful alcohol marker striped background wedding card.
The Berry Burst colour is from Stampin’ Ups!® Bright colour family is our focus and I have gone with the die inset cardmaking technique.
This gorgeous technique is when you die cut images from the background paper, mount the die cut with dimensionals and then adhere back into the inset. The effect is delightful!
How gorgeous are the scattered flowers over the background?
What You Need
- Stamps/Bundles: Sentimental Park
- Inks: Berry Burst Stampin’ Blend and ink pad, Gray Granite Stampin’ Blend, Smoky Slate Stampin’ Blend, Bubble Bath Stampin’ Blend
- Paper: Basic White
- Other: Give It A Whirl, Sentimental Park, Stampin’ Cut & Emboss machine, Stampin’ dimensionals, multipurpose glue
Alcohol Marker Striped Background Card Recipe
- Begin with a Thick Basic White card base (29.5 cm x 10.5 cm).
- Cut a piece of Basic White 14.3 cm x 10 cm.
- Using Stampin’ Blend alcohol markers, alternate colours to create stripes across the Basic White layer.
- Position the Give It A Whirl love heart in the centre of the striped background piece and die cut. Repeat two more times, top and bottom.
- Adhere the striped background piece to the card base.
- Mount the top heart with dimensionals and adhere back into the inset. Repeat with the bottom heart die cut.
- Stamp the sentiment inside the middle heart inset.
- Using the Sentimental Park dies cut several different sized flowers from Basic White cardstock.
- Adhere randomly over the striped background.
- Adhere the leftover heart and a couple of flowers to the inside of the card.
Inside the card…
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In short, a great card for a wedding or to express your love!
Thank you for stopping by today. I am excited to explore ways you can save time and organise your card making supplies so that busy card makers like you can make more cards, more often. To sum up, that’s what it means to be ‘eager to stamp’.
Similarly the very talented Christina Barnes has been busy making the next creative idea with Berry Burst for the Blog Hop. In short, click on the link below to check it out.
Moreover, if the next button link is not working or you’d like to see the entire list of participants go to Cathy Proctor’s blog.
Oh Amie, how adorable is your stripy alcohol marker background technique! I love this effect and your little flowers are so cute. Berry Burst looks fab with pinks and grays.
What a lovely card! Such a clever way to use the Blends, and I especially love that you’ve used the extra heart on the inside of your card.
You’re right, Amie – the die-inset technique IS delightful, especially on your gorgeous card! I love the hand-drawn stripes, your colour choices, and the cute hearts. Beautiful work.
Such a lovely card Amie and the choice of the grays and lighter pinks is perfect with Berry Burst. The die inset technique really is effective isn’t it and one I must give a go.
Amie, this is a great technique with the inset hearts. I love the Stampin’ Blends stripes and the colour choice, they are so beautifully executed. The little white flowers are a wonderful addition!
Those hand drawn lines are really sweet, and I like the way you’ve cut hearts and raised them.
Such a sweet card, Amie, I love the raised hearts and the extra one on the inside. Gorgeous!
A simple technique that gets overlooked a lot. Love how you carried over the heart inside the card.