This is the last project in my Altenew Educator Certification Program for Level 1. This class focused on Seasonal Scene Building and I have to say this card is very much out of my normal style of card making. I do not have any stamps that were scene specific so I had to dig deep to come up with a concept for a scene. This is a very abstract card but I had fun even though I found this to be the most challenging card I made in Level 1.
That being said, I had Altenew’s Narrow Brick Stencil and decided I would use that for a building and go from there.
- On an A2 card base I used Altenew’s Crimson and Velvet inks and blended the colors over the Narrow Brick Stencil to create a brick building.
- For the grey building I used washi tape to create the building outline and used ink blending with Moon Rock ink.
- I constructed the roofs of the 2 buildings with the smooth back side of the dotted triangle in the Altenew Dot Art Stamp Set, one in grey and the other in jet black. I then layered the dotted triangle stamp in jet black ink over the grey triangle.
- I drew the windows and doors on the buildings freehand and then used Maple Yellow Alcohol Marker for the lights in the windows and the sunshine. I also free handed the sunshine with the same marker.\
- For the clouds I took a piece of card stock and cut a scalloped edge on one side, I then randomly placed the stencil on the card based and blended Eastern Sky Crisp Dye Ink to make clouds.
- For the trees, I used 2 of the flower layering stamps from Altenew’s Build a Flower: Lavender Stamp Set with Forest Glades and Evergreen Crisp Dye Ink. The tree on the right was made using Altenew’s Fragile Foliage Stamp Set with Forest Glades ink as well.
- Lastly, I stamped the Sending Hugs sentiment from the Build a Flower: Lavender Stamp Set onto 80 lb. card stock and attached it with adhesive foam tape.
I am looking forward to finding out what my Level 1 Final Project will be. Until next time…Happy Crafting!!
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That’s a very different-looking card! And I love the approach! Well-done. Please keep in mind to share more photos of your project in your post.
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