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Showing posts with label Scene Building. Show all posts

Creating A Pretty Mermaid Scene

 



Hi friends! It's Lauren here today with this sweet mermaid card I created using the new High Tide stamp set illustrated by Agota Pop! I had such a fun time coloring this lovely mermaid. 

I created a tutorial video showing how I created this fun scene. Here's the link to it:
                                              

I am really pleased with how my card came together. I hope I've inspired you to create your own mermaid scene. I've linked the products I used, below. Thanks for visiting!

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High Tide Stamp Set, The Rabbit Hole Designs: https://shrsl.com/4in95

Salty Air Stamp Set, TRHD: https://shrsl.com/4jf9u

Making Waves Stencil: https://shrsl.com/45syq 
  Cottontail Blending Brush: https://shrsl.com/3htkd


 





Good Friends and Great Adventures!

 



Hello! It's Lauren here on the blog today sharing a fun scene using the adorable new Sail & Soar stamp set illustrated by Tatsiana Zayats. This set is perfect for creating so many adorable and whimsical cards. 

To start my card, I first stamped the cute bunny images onto white cardstock in black ink. Then, I colored them using colored pencils and die cut them using the coordinating dies for the set. 



Once my images were ready, I created the background for them. I used the Clouds in my Coffee Stencil with Tumbled Glass Distress Oxide ink to create soft clouds along the top long edge of an 8.5x3.5" slimline cardstock panel. 


For the water I created a straight line across the bottom of my panel with washi tape, leaving approximately 0.5" below the tape. In that open area at the bottom of the panel, I ink blended Mermaid Lagoon Distress Oxide ink. Then I spritzed it with a little water, and carefully removed the tape. Tip: if the tape is sticking too much, you can warm it up using your embossing heat gun and it will come off the paper more easily. 


Next, I adhered the bunny boat and bunny plane onto the panel. Then, I stamped the sentiment in between the two. 


The last step was to adhere the panel onto a white slimline card base. I love how this sweet scene turned out and I hope it has inspired you to create a cute scene using this new set! Thanks for visiting!

Here are the links for The Rabbit Hole Designs products used for this card:


Sail & Soar Coordinating Die Set: Sail & Soar Dies – The Rabbit Hole Designs