Stampin Up Stitched Framelits tutorial part 3

so today is the third part of making three totally different cards using the the Stampin Up stitched framelits to make three totally different cards. Check back on this blog for part one and two tutorials. So once you have die cut the largest circle from the stitched framelits you are left with the waste which makes a perfect mask.

With so saffron and crushed curry and using the sponge daubers ink Up the sky using light circular motions building the colour slowly. Around the edge sponge some peekaboo peach to give dimension. With th sea area use marina mist and dapper denim in the same way building up the colour adding the darker colour at the edge of the mask to create dimension. Taking the High Tide stamp set and with the mask still in place stamp using dapper denim the sea.

Take the mask away and continue to stamp the, wading birds, sun and seagulls building up the picture as you go.

Add a sentiment of your choice from the set and then mount on smoky slate and put on your card base.

So there you have it 3 totally different cards with the stitched framelits as the centre focal point. All products used are Stampin Up and can be purchased by clicking the shop button above. Come back tomorrow where I will be showing a short video of the finished cards. Thanks for stopping by and have a wonderful day 💜

Scenery and Seascapes

This lovely High Tide stamp set  is 16 photopolymer stamps 143006 £23 and is fantastic for creating all sorts of scenery and seascapes. The lighthouse is a two step stamp which gives perfect realism and three dimension.

All products used are Stampin Up and can be purchased using the shop button above. Do have a browse are there are so many crafty items in all genres and to suit most pockets. Remember that every £45 spent you can chose a free item from the Saleabration catalogue.

I used the following inkpads. Crumb cake for the rocks, cherry cobbler and smokey slate for the lighthouse and Birds and marina mist for the sea with Sahara sand for the lighthouse beam.

Check back tomorrow for more ideas and inspiration. Thanks for supporting my blog and happy crafting 💜