Greetings! It's Tuesday so you've got Kathi here to share a project with you. This week my teammates and I are showcasing products from Hobby Art Ltd.
I've opted to create a slimline card with the super-cute Get Your Goat Clear Polymer Stamp Set by Hobby Art Ltd..
Here it is!
I started the card by stamping the two kids from the Get Your Goat Clear Polymer Stamp Set by Hobby Art Ltd. onto white cardstock and onto mask paper. The mask paper kids were fussy-cut and placed over their counterparts. The rock was stamped onto the image panel and onto mask paper. The mask paper version was fussy-cut and placed over its counterpart, and the big-eyed goat was stamped onto the image panel and onto mask paper. Again, a mask was cut and placed over its counterpart.
Periwinkle Prism Ink was sponged over the rounded hills mask from the Acetate Hills Masks by Lavinia Stamps. That mask was traced onto copier paper and fussy-cut. The fussy-cut version was placed over the sky to protect it.
Apple Green and Spring Meadow Prism Inks were sponged over the flattish mask from the Acetate Hills Masks. The mask was moved down and/or flipped and the process was repeated. I finished the background by stamping the grass from the Get Your Goat Clear Polymer Stamp Set with Apple Green, Spring Meadow, and Rainforest Green Prism Inks.
The image panel was die-cut with the largest die from the Essential Rectangle Frames Die Set from the Sue Wilson Slimline Collection.
The masks were lifted off of the goat, kids, and the rock and retained for another use. The images were colored with Copic markers (which are listed on my blog).
The birthday sentiment was stamped Onyx Black VersaFine Ink by Tsukineko and heat set.
The image panel was adhered to a brown card.
If you'd like to know more about this card, you can visit my blog Kat's Tales of Stamping.
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