My fellow club member, Gail, gave our group a tri-fold window card as our challenge. At first, it stumped me since the window was on the middle panel....hmm. I knew I wanted to use a new Art Impressions stamp I bought at the Madison stamp show last November.....but how to design the remainder of the card??? I stamped the image on water color paper with black archival ink and water colored the image with Tim Holtz's new Distress Crayons. Let me tell you, the crayons are awesome! I colored the crayons on an acrylic block and then picked up the colors with a water brush since this was a small image. It would have been too difficult to color with the crayons directly onto the stamped image and then move around with water.
Next, I adhered designer paper to the back panel and then adhered the water color piece. I also added the same designer paper on the outside of the middle panel, cutting an opening for the window prior to adhering.
The front was cut with a border die from Our Daily Bread Designs (Spellbinders). The sentiment is from Lawn Fawn. I added sequins from Pretty Pink Posh around the sentiment. Once I figured out how I wanted this designed, it was a piece of cake.
I will share my creation over at the Color Throw Down challenge and Simon Says Stamp Work-it-Wednesday.
Beautiful and unique trifold card! Thanks for joining us this week at Color Throwdown!
ReplyDeleteSuch a great card. I've never made a trifold card. That is so cute!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty design! Love the image peeking through the window frame. Thanks for joining us at The Color Throwdown!
ReplyDeleteFantastic, interactive card! So beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteA very unique way of doing a window card, Jane! And your watercolouring is so pretty - great colour choices. Thanks for joining our Shake, Rattle & Roll challenge at Art Impressions!
ReplyDeleteI love your card! So pretty. I like the tri-fold.
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