The basic construction is created with one kraft panel and one blue panel each measuring 5 inches by 7 inches and scored at 1 inch and 6 inches. The mid-range panel of kraft and blue are 2 inches by 6 inches and scored at 1/2 inch and 6 and 1/2 inches. I die cut the circle opening in the kraft panel and added a dark brown frame on the back side of it. I did all the stamping and embellishing before scor-taping the panels together to complete the card.
Images used to create today's card come from the following Kitchen Sink sets:
Lighthouse Multi Step Clear Stamps
Cabin by the Lake Multi Step Clear Stamps
Berries Multi Step Clear Stamps (sentiment)
The die cut seabirds are by Impression Obsession and the wheel is from the Sea Breeze Collection by Couture Creations. The sea grass is punched with Martha Stewart's fern punch.
Here's a look inside to see how the center panel is attached.
Those looking for further Kitchen Sink Stamps inspiration should check out the work of the rest of the Kitchen Sink Crew:
Oh my... This is amazing Lynn... my jaw dropped when I saw the light shining above it.... Love the torn edges and of course the dimension.... Simply amazing my dear.....
ReplyDeleteWow Lynn your diorama is wonderful, your scene with the light are beautiful. Thanks for the details.
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Oh Lynn How BEAUTIFUL! Not only is the fold awesome but the scene you created with the lighthouse is fantastic. Door County is home to 11 different lighthouses so it's my favorite type of structure. So in aew of your talent.
ReplyDeleteWOW Lynn, this is stunning! What a beautiful scene and I love the light shinning through it, so beautiful!
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Lynn - this is an absolutely stunning embodiment of serenity, beauty, the ocean! Just a gorgeous scene you've made here ~ and so reminiscent of the wonderful Florida beaches and lighthouses. Love the light peeking through, a shining touch!
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WOW! So much depth and beauty in this design! Gorgeous card, Lynn!
ReplyDeleteHoly Guacamole! What an absolutely gorgeous creation! I want to be there- just gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteOh, Lynn, what an amazing scene and gorgeous card! I love the depth you've achieved and the beautiful colors! Stunning! And thanks for these extra photos to see how you've constructed it. I have to admit that you've definitely taken the "fear" out of trying to make one of these cards. Ha! Thanks for sharing this truly amazing card! Hugs!
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