Showing posts with label Mountain Air stamps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mountain Air stamps. Show all posts

Sunday, 1 March 2020

Mountain Air and Stone Embossing folder card

Today I have a card that uses the Mountain Air stamp set from Stampin' Up! This set has some reversible stamps, giving you plenty of opportunity for creativity. It also has a set of coordinating dies that enable quick card creations. You can see more of my designs using the Mountain Air Bundle in a previous post.


 I combined some die cut images of the trees with the Stone background - one of our Sale A Bration offerings. I'm finding lots of awesome uses for this Embossing Folder and today I've used the de-bossed side with some Silver heat embossing. The effect is never quite the same no matter how many times you repeat it, and is quite whimsical,  giving just enough silver to enhance the Silver Foil stitched square behind the Whisper White stitched circle.

 The colour palette is simple - Night of Navy, White and Silver.
The greeting is from another versatile set in the Stampin Up Mini Catalogue - Label Me Bold. The white lettering on the dark background is really eye-catching and compliments the design.

Did you notice the little birds in the sky? It is a tiny stamp in this Mountain air stamp set and is in good proportion for making scenes or adding a little accent. 

This is a quick card to make and would suit being made in a number of different colours.

If you would like to shop for these products you can select the images below and it will take you to my On-line store.

Until Next Time,
Happy Stamping.

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Friday, 28 February 2020

Sponging and Brayering Mountain Air Card

The Mountain Air stamp set is very versatile and is available in a Bundle, combining the stamps with the Majestic Mountain Dies, together saving you 10%. There are 7 photopolymer stamps with 6 of them being reversible, so you can achieve up to 14 different images from this set.
Today I have a card that showcases a number of techniques.
Sponging the sky; masking the moon; forward and reverse stamping the mountains and die cutting and stamping the foreground. The reverse side of the mountains has also been "stamped off".



Another version is to create a z-fold card using a lot more die cuts.


All the products I used are listed below and if you'd like to shop with me, you simply select the product image and it will take you to my On-Line store.
If you love to create scenery, this is the stamp set for you.
 
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