Creating Kindness ~ Silhouette Scenes of Your Dreams
Thanks for stopping by today. It’s Jay here with a Galaxy inspired card for the Creating Kindness Design Team blog hop using Silhouette Scenes stamp set.
The Creating Kindness Design Team are a group of independent demonstrators around the world sharing our papercraft ideas every 1st Thursday of the month. Our special guest designer this month is Sharni Haines of Stampin’ At The Maples. From the sneak peek below, the Design Team have got wonderful projects to inspire you. So be sure to hop all the way around.
The theme this month is Outer Space hence the galaxy background on today’s card. If you’re following the hop already you will have arrived here from Lou Kitzelman’s With A Bow On Top blog. Be sure to make your way all around the team’s blogs for more cardmaking inspiration.
Easy Galaxy Background with See A Silhouette
I have created a galaxy background before with ink blending but with the See A Silhouette Designer Series Paper, it’s even easier to achieve!
The paper designs uses Pigment Sprinkles which are great for artistic backgrounds. I chose a section with some white areas which I sponged with Melon Mambo and Pacific Point inks to intensify the colours.
Silhouette Scenes Stamp Set
We’ve recently got the Silhouette Scenes stamp set and I thought it would be great to use as a topper against the galaxy background.
To add more interest on the card, I used the circle punches, Subtle Embossing Folder and Whisper White Craft Stampin’ Ink Refill.
Stampin’ Blends Tip
For an easier fussy cutting tip, use Stampin’ Blends Marker to outline the image and use it as a guide when fussy cutting. This way you know exactly where to cut around and it gives a nice even border around your image. For my card I used the colour Light Balmy Blue.
Another use for the Stampin’ Blends Markers is to colour your Silver Glimmer Paper. I needed a contrast between the 1″ circle and 1/2″ circles and I achieved this by dabbing Dark Night of Navy Stampin’ Blends Marker on the smaller punched circle. Do not colour in the traditional way using back and forth strokes as this may damage the brush nib of your markers with the textured surface of the glimmer paper.
I hope you enjoyed this outer space card idea. Check out more creative projects from the Creating Kindness Design Team by continuing along the hop from the list below.
Thanks again for stopping by. Until next time, BYEEEEE!
Click the image below to be taken to the wonderful Danielle Bennenk’s blog, Mrs. Brightside.
Creating Kindness Blog Hop List
- Sharni Haines – Guest Designer โ Australia
- Paula Dobson โ New Zealand
- Lou Kitzelman โ Australia
- Jay Soriano โ UK
- Danielle Bennenk โ Netherlands
- Marcy Denning โ Canada
- Jenny Hall โ USA
- Cheryll Miller – Australia
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Cheryll Miller
Wow, what a stunner Jay!! The pop of melon mambo works perfectly!!! Xxxx
sharni Haines
Beautiful card! I love your colouring technique and the silhouette!
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Jenny Hall
What a stunner, Jay. The colors are perfect!
Paula Dobson
I just picked myself up off the floor! Love, love it!
Lou Kitzelman
Oh that is just the perfect (and cleverest) way to use DSP! Love the tip about using Blends when fussy cutting. This card is out of this world! x