World Travel card for the Ink & Inspirations Blog Hop

Hello and welcome to the Ink & Inspirations Blog Hop where we are sharing projects based around a picture and colour challenge.

 

Colours used in this card are:

 

To recreate the world travel card, you will need:

Real Red card base – 8¼” by 5⅞” – scored at 4⅛”
Pecan Pie card – 5⅜” by 3⅝”
Basic White card – 5¼” by 3½”
Basic White card – 3¼” by ½”
Basic White card – 5½” by 3¾” – for the inside

 

The large Watercolor World background stamp was mounted onto one of the plates from my Stamparatus – other stamping platforms will work.

 

Using Stampin’ Write Markers I coloured in each continental block in a different colour using the marker to stamp technique.

 

 

The colours used were; Petal Pink, Real Red. Cajun Craze, Pecan Pie and Smoky Slate. Each colour was applied to the stamp two or three times to get a good depth of colour.

 

I used a Blending Brush to add Pool Party ink around the edges of the panel and between the continents. The whole panel was then adhered to the Pecan Pie layer.

 

The sentiment was stamped in Pecan Pie ink onto the thin strip of Basic White card and cut the end into a point. A strip of Petal Pink Ribbon – from the duo combo pack, was added along the bottom of the sentiment before it was added to the card front.

 

A trio of Solid Gems completes the card.

Please hop along to share the inspiration created by my fellow crafters.

 

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Details of the products I used for this project can be found below.

Mo x

Supplies used: