Creating Clean and Simple Scenery - Hero Arts
Posted by Amy Tsuruta on March 27, 2018

Creating Clean and Simple Scenery

Hello there, it's Amy here with a card that combines four stamp sets, while keeping the overall design clean and crisp.

The center panel is 3 inches x 4 inches. I love working with smaller palettes to make the images pop. Starting with the panel from the Earth Mix Layering Paper pack. It has been stamped with the CG727 Antique Keys Bold Prints in Soft Brown Shadow Ink. I wanted to give it the feel of wallpaper.

The bottom strip is PS768 Decorative Woodgrain Cardstock...I love working with that cardstock.

I combined the following sets to created my scenery:

Each of the sets brought a fun element to my overall design. Everything has been stamped with Intense Black and colored with alcohol markers.

This will go postal to a tea lover that I know.

Thanks so much for stopping by!

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12 comments

Nice card if you have the 4 diff sets

Kathy,

What a refreshingly quiet card. A perfect one to open and then spend some time writing a note …after all April is National Letter Writing Month!

Karen,

As a lover of tearooms, this is a perfect card to send to friends and family. Love the scene building feature.

Barbara Wolters,

Gorgeous, I know a tea and booklover that would appreciate such bautiful card.

Henriëtte,

WOW! TFS this amazing card!
Cristina
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Cristina,

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