Welcome to Just Peachy Stamping! I feel like it’s been forever since I’ve participated in a challenge for which I am not on the design team. I just got this truly funny stamp and die bundle the other day and HAD to start playing with it right away! I am so stinking thrilled that I was able to combine these two challenges and come up with one card.
Here’s my Hey Chuck card:
Here are the two challenge banners:
Measurements:
- Trim a piece of Lost Lagoon cardstock to 5-1/2 by 8-1/2 inches. Score it at 4-1/4 inches.
- The background DSP comes from the Inked Botanicals 6 x 6″ DSP pack. Trim it to 4-1/8 by 5-3/8 inches.
- Trim another piece to 1/2 by 4 inches for the inside of the card.
- Punch a 1-inch circle for the envelope seal and run it through your XYRON createasticker.
- Trim a piece of Very Vanilla to 4 by 5-1/4 inches for the inside of the card.
- I cropped the two sentiment banners from Very Vanilla and Lost Lagoon leftovers (read: scraps).
- Crop a piece of Very Vanilla cardstock using one of the Deckled Rectangle dies. Mine measures 3-7/8 by 2-1/2 inches.
Stamping and Assembly:
- Stamp Chuck onto Very Vanilla cardstock using Momento Tuxedo Black ink. This ink will allow you to color using the blends marker combos.
- Stamp the fence piece 6 times onto Crumb Cake cardstock using Sort Suede ink.
- Outline the background DSP using a Soft Suede marker.
- Stamp the sentiment onto a piece of leftover Very Vanilla cardstock using Soft Suede ink.
- Using the same ink, stamp the inside sentiment on the inside piece of Very Vanilla cardstock.
- The ink for Chuck should be completely dry by now, so he can be colored. I used the Crumb Cake and Lost Lagoon blends combo sets.
- Chuck needed his eyelids to stand out, so I used a Soft Suede marker to color them.
- Next, I used a gold Wink of Stella pen to color Chuck’s beak and feet.
- I cropped all the pieces at the same time, including the gold foil weather vane.
- Outline both banners for the sentiment using the Soft Suede marker.
- For the Lost Lagoon lines, I used the long edge of the “H” acrylic block. I stamped the edge in the Lost Lagoon ink and then stamped the double lines in rows on the cropped Very Vanilla. Jackie Beers of Blue Line Stamping first posted a card using this technique and I just fell in love with the idea. Thank you, Jackie! Please visit her site because she is an amazingly inspiring artist!
- I added dimensionals under Chuck and the Lost Lagoon piece of the sentiment banner. Everything else was adhered using multipurpose liquid glue.
- Add the 1/2 by 4-1/8 inch strip of DSP to the bottom of the inside card panel.
- Adhere the inside panel using liquid glue.
- Instead of using DSP on the envelope flap, I repeated the double lines using the “H” acrylic block.
- With that, I’d finished this coordinated card, envelope, and envelope seal set.
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Have a Peachy Day!
Sue
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Sue, what a fun and creative card! I love how you used the fence rows for out TSOT sketch elements!!! Thank you so much h for bringing a smile to my face!!! -Donna
I love those “chicken” stamps and dies! They are so fun and make me smile. I need to get mine out again.
This made my laugh out loud! Love that image and the use of fences for the sketch components! Thanks for sharing with us at TSOT 🙂
Your card is the cutest! Love this stamp set… and the overall design of your fabulous card! Thanks for sharing with us at Try Stampin’ on Tuesday! 🙂
Absolutely marvelous card, Sue! A very creative and fun take on the sketch. I know how you feel about not joining in challenges other than the design teams and it’s very fun to see you at TSOT.
haha this card is so fun! thanks for playing along with me for the Color Throwdown Challenge this week!