Along with a new
month come fresh new stamps for the Kitchen! Kitchen Sink Stamps is releasing
two new sets today: Tiger Lily and Ribbon of Support. I have created two
samples with each of these great sets to share with you today as my Kitchen
Sink Stamps sponsored designs.
As I have two
friends celebrating birthdays this week, I used the Tiger Lily for the cards
for these spring birthday girls.
This first
one, I stamped the lily as a Stargazer Lily by using my Cricut Joy to cut the lilies
from white card stock using the free SVG file available at the time you
purchase the set. Don’t forget to add it to your cart. I then omitted stamping
layer one to leave the first layer a crisp white.
Color Recipe Using Altenew Inks
For the Star-Gazer Lily
Layer 1 – omit
Layer 2 – Rose Quartz
Layer 3 – Pink Diamons
Layer 4 – Cotton Candy
Layer 5 Rubellite
Color Recipe Using Altenew Inks
For Lily Leaves
Layer 1 – Grass Field
Layer 2 – Mountain Pine
Layer 3 – Evergreen
The designer paper is Pink Stripes by
Penny Lane for My Mind’s Eye.
The sentiment (with the exception of
Birthday) came from Ever After Greetings. These words were stamped twice with
Altenew Rubellite.
For
the second card I used the traditional colors of the Tiger Lily. Before I could
get this card made, my Cricut Joy gave up the ghost (I will be purchasing a new
one as soon as I can get to the store), and I had to rely on my old masking
skills, stamping these lilies directly on the card front. I stamped the lilies
first and then masked them so I could add the stems and leaves. Next I
stenciled in the lattice using the SVG cut stencil which is also from Kitchen
Sink Stamps using Dried Marigold Distress Oxide by Ranger. The words (again
with the exception of birthday) came from Bold Holiday Greetings. Birthday in
this font is found in a couple of KSS sets – Lighthouse and the retired Simple
Sentiments. Last of all I added the ladybugs to one stem and one leaf.
Color Recipe for Tiger Lilies
Layer 1 – Orange Cream by Altenew
Layer 2 – Pumpkin Pie by Stampin’ Up
Layer 3 – Only Orange by Stampin’ Up
Layer 4 – Mocha by Altenew
Layer 5 – Espresso by Altenew
Color Recipe for the Leaves with
Altenew Inks
Layer 1 - Grass Field
Layer 2 – Mountain Pine
Layer 3 – Evergreen
I am entering this card in the following challenges:
The Four Seasons Challenge - May SPRING
International Art & Soul - Challenge #132 - Things with Wings
My two samples using Ribbon of Support were created for a male friend battling melanoma and a female friend finishing up treatment for breast cancer.
The
masculine card was stamped in blacks and grays as a black ribbon is the symbol
for melanoma. I added a strip of designer paper from the Paper Studio down the
side and Melanoma Awareness punched from black cardstock using my We R Memory
Keeper’s Word Punch.
Color Recipe for Ribbon and Sentiment
Using Altenew Inks
Layer 3 – Jet Black
Layer 2 – Pure Graphite
Layer 1 – Industrial Diamond
Lighter sentiment – Industrial Diamond
Courage/Hope – Jet Black
This card is being entered in Inspire. Create. Challenge #115 = Colour Challenge
For
the breast cancer card, I created a background panel by blending the following
three pink Distress Oxide Inks by Ranger:
Tattered Rose, Kitsch Flamingo, and Worn Lipstick. I then sprinkled water across
the entire panel. While that was drying, I stamped the ribbon using Altenew
inks.
Color Recipe for Ribbon and Sentiment
Using Altenew Inks
Layer 3 – Rubellite
Layer 2 – Cotton Candy
Layer 3 – Pink Diamond
Sentiment – Rubellite stamped twice
For additional designs featuring these new sets from Kitchen Sink Stamps, please visit the blogs and YouTube videos of the members of the Kitchen Crew linked below:
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