Hello and welcome to my blog; today I have a super cute quick and simple card for you using the Silhouette Scenes Bundle from the 2019 Stampin' Up! Annual Catalog. This card was inspired by a color challenge given to demonstrators this week to help inspire not only us but you as well to be stamping. I love a good color challenge, and when it uses one of my favorite colors I am all in. The Silhouette Scenes bundle has been one of my favorites since last April when I saw it at OnStage in Charlotte, but I had not ordered it until recently. I don't know why it took me so long to order this fun stamp and die set. Do you ever do that? You love something so much but either don't order it or you forget about it. I am so glad I ordered this last week and had a play with it for the card I created for you today. Here's a look at the card.
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I started my card by cutting all the cardstock to size. I used a piece of Whisper White Thick Cardstock for my card base cut at 5 1/2" x 8 1/2" scored at 4 1/4". I cut a piece of Basic Gray Cardstock to 3 3/4" x 5" and embossed it using the Ornate Floral 3D Embossing Folder. I then cut a piece of Night of Navy, Pear Pizzazz, and Pumpkin Pie Cardstocks to 1 3/8" x 3". I used one additional piece of 4 1/4" x 5 1/2" whisper white cardstock and the adventure die from the Sweet Silhouette Dies and cut it out four times and stacked it together to make a thicker word sentiment.
I then added the embossed basic gray layer to the card base using Multipurpose Liquid Glue. I picked this adhesive for my card because I needed something that was strong and would attach to the embossing of the basic gray layer. I then took the three pieces of Night of Navy, Pear Pizzazz, and Pumpkin Pie cardstocks and using the same matching ink colors for each piece of cardstock stamped one of the kids silhouette images from the stamp set onto each piece. I tried to make sure that each silhouette was relatively in the same place.
I then added each stamped panel to the card front starting in the middle with the Pear Pizzazz layer. Then I added the two additional layers to the side making sure to give the same amount of space around each. I then layered up four of the adventure word die cuts with liquid glue and added it to the front of the card. I then stamped the sentiment on the inside of the card in Pear Pizzazz Classic Ink.
The Silhouette Scenes Stamp Set features beautiful silhouettes that symbolize love and adventure and sentiments to inspire your loved ones. I thought that the silhouettes of the kids just told a story of adventure and inspiration no matter what age the person is that receives this card is. I love the fact that they are either pointing toward the sky (future), looking for something or playing with a toy play just told a story and spoke to me. Then when paired with the sentiment on the inside just made it a darn good card to send out to a few friends right now.
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Card Inspiration:
I got the inspiration for today's card from two different places. As I mentioned before Stampin' Up! has been posting a different challenge each week to help give us inspiration during the pandemic to help us to stay inspired. And I have been sharing those challenges with my team and stamping friends on my Facebook page, Stamping Group, and Team Group pages to help keep them inspired. That was where the choices for my colors came from today.
The inspiration for this card design came from a group that I am in called Casing Tuesday Sketches. I thought this was just a fun little sketch that just lead itself to so many different options. I also learned yesterday that one of the founding members of the group passed away recently and was so thrilled that so many people had taken part and shared the sketches they pulled from cards from the Stampin' Up! Catalogs. You can see in the images below that they give you the measurements for the cards and tell you the page number and catalog the sketch was inspired from.
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Happy Stampin'
Rick Adkins
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Much Love,
Rick