When I first saw the sketch on Splitcoast, I immediately saw one image split in four pieces!
So that’s what I’m sharing with you today, two totally different cards, but done the same way!
This is Greet The Day With Gerber from Mark’s Finest Papers. For this one, I cut my squares first, kept them together and stamped the image. It’s colored with Copics then lightly sponged around the edges with Vintage Photo. Then I layered the squares on the MFP cardstock and heavily distressed them.
| stamps: greet the day with gerber- mark’s finest papers |
| ink: ranger black soot, vintage photo |
| paper: mark’s finest paper cardstock, basic grey indian summer |
| other: copics, distressing tool, ribbon-mfp, foam mounting tape, ink applicator-ranger |
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This next one is Our Daily Bread designs, Anchor.
This one I stamped the image, colored, then cut it apart. I think the other way works a little better as I obviously didn’t cut evenly…sheesh! LOL
I love how it turned out though. A great guy card! We stampers tend to struggle with masculine cards don’t we!
| stamps: anchor- our daily bread designs |
| ink: memento tuxedo black |
| paper: gp white, collectionz dp, hallos black |
| other: copics, sakura white gel pen, foam dimensionals |
Thanks for stopping!
Dawn
5 comments :
Really beautiful cards Dawn.
Such a fun layout and they're both so gorgeous. Love how they are feminine & masculine but with the same sketch.
beautiful as always..thanks for sharing your art.
Very beautiful, both of thewm. I really love the anchor card!!!!
Gorgeous! As soon as I saw your split flower I thought of Stiple Rose like that! Thank you for the inspiration!!
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