Boardwalk - Artisitc Outpost |
For my card and tutorial this week I've used the "Boardwalk" stamp set by Artistic Outpost. They make some fabulous vintage themed collections full of interesting and quirky detail, and are for sale over in the Ali Craft shop.
I know this years 4th July has come and gone but to celebrate I've make a patriotic themed card in traditional red white and blue muted colours to give it a vintage feel.
Boardwalk Card Supply List |
Supply List
Stamp Set: Artistic Outpost Boardwalk
Adirondak Inks - Red pepper, Latte, Lake Mist
Archival Ink- Coffee
Distress Ink pad - Stormy Sky
Distress ink Pen - Walnut Stain
Red May Arts Cord
Foam Dots/Tacky Glue
To Make:
Take a piece of Kraft Card and cut a 7" piece (lengthways). Fold in half and score the fold with a bone tool.
Then cut three mattes from smooth white card in the following sizes: 6 1/2" x 4 1/2", 6" x 4 1/4" and 5 3/4" x 4".
Using your ink brush, and craft mat put some red pepper ink on your craft mat, work your brush into the ink to pick up an even coverage and then colour the edges of your largest white matte
then repeat with the middle sized matte with stormy sky ink and finally colour your smaller matte with a mixture of latte ink, stormy sky and lake mist ink for a lighter finish.
Layer your three inked mattes together and stick to your card leaving a 3/4" border at the bottom for detail to be added later.
Now stamp out the images shown below with coffee Adirondak ink, then shade the post mark and lady using red pepper and stormy sky ink.(Stamp out three buildings and cut the middle section out of one to give you three pieces to work with).
Working on the tickets colour two red and two blue, and then cut them into bunting
Take your stamped buildings and crease the two full images along the corner line for a 3d effect. Then position and stick the centre section under the two larger images trying to line up the promenade. Put foam dots/tape on the under side to the right of each crease and stick to your card with a little tacky glue.
Take the lady, put foam dots/tape on the back and stick to your card over the centre section of the buildings.
Add a shell and two more tickets (scrumple them first) to the bottom left of your card. put foam tape on the back of the boardwalk banner and stick in place to the bottom right of your card.
To finish your card stamp out the sand between her toes wording, cut out, scruple and stick to the bottom left of your card with a couple more shells.
I hope you've enjoyed the tutorial and have fun if you make one yourself. Hhave a great week :-) Clare
What a great card and a really super tutorial! The muted red, white and blue works so well.Thanks so much for that and I look forward to seeing more x
ReplyDeleteHi Jane, thanks for stopping by the blog and leaving your comment. Bw Clare @ my creative spirit
DeleteWhat a fantastic card I really love the vintage feel about it. I look forward to your tutorials they are so informative Great, Thank You
ReplyDeleteHi Penny, thanks for stopping by the blog and leaving your comment. GReat to hear you enjoy my tutorials too :-) Bw Clare @ my Creative Spirit
DeleteThank you Penny
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Loving this card Clare, especially the muted colours.
ReplyDeleteBarbara
Love this card Clare, especially the muted colours. Those stamps are fantastic
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Barbara
Thanks Barbara xx C @ my creative spirit
DeleteThis looks absolutely brilliant Clare. I just bought this set of stamps at the weekend and you have just given me some inspiration to get using them. thanks for the great tutorial
ReplyDeletex catherine
Hi Catherine, thanks for stopping by and leaving your comment. Great to hear you've bought the stamps too. Have fun with them :-) Bw Clare @ my creative spirit
DeleteTerrific card and demo, Annette
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