Posted by Channin Pelletier
on March 05, 2024
Hello friends!! It’s Channin here and today I’m creating a fun easel card inspired by Japanese silk screen landscapes and featuring stamp and dies from the Classic and Premium March My Monthly Hero Kits.
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To create this card I first die cut an A2 panel of
Dove White
cardstock with the mountain-scape die from the
Classic
and
Premium
March My Monthly Hero Kits. I made sure to position the die in the upper half of the panel, so lowest point of the die did not go below 2 3/4” or the middle. After I die cut the panel I then stamped the detail layer for the mountains from the clear 6” x 8” stamp set (
Classic
&
Premium
) in
Deep Ocean
Core Ink (
Classic
&
Premium
). Next, I stamped the base layer for the mountains first in
Mist
and then inked just the mountain tops in
Periwinkle
(
Classic
&
Premium
) to create a gradation.
I then stamped the water, first in Periwinkle and then I inked up just the bottom of the water in Deep Ocean to also create a gradation. Next, I ink-blended the mountains in Mist and then ink-blended over the water in Periwinkle , Deep Ocean and Nautical . I then stamped the reflection of the sun in Cherry ( Classic & Premium ) and then the panel by stamping a boat and gate in Pitch Black .
Next, I scored the front of an A2 top-folding Dove White card base at 2 3/4” and made a valley fold. I then flipped the card base over so the 5 1/2” fold was at the bottom and then ink-blended over the back panel with Cotton Candy and Pink Grapefruit Core Inks to create a gradation. Next, I stamped the sun in Cherry and Cranberry inks and finished the panel by stamping a sentiment in Pitch Black .
I trimmed about 1/8” off the top of the back panel and then adhered mountain scene panel to the front 2 3/4” flap. Next, I adhered the back panel to the front of a second A2 top-folding Dove White card base . I then trimmed off the overhang from the front of the second card base to complete the card.
I hope you enjoyed my card. Thank you so much for stopping by!
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3 comments
Deeply imaginative concept, Channin. Beautifully executed.
Thank you so much for sharing how you put this card together…great tutorial and beautiful card!!!
Jan
I love love love your card. Gorgeous and ingenious design. Very inspirational and artistic concept.
Gail