Hey, everyone! Ken here with Ken's Kreations!
I am so excited to share with you a fun card I made for my niece, who is obsessed with cats. So, naturally, for her birthday I needed to get as many cats on her card as possible! I knew I had the purr-fect stamps set for this occasion! I had purchased the Art Impressions Cat Stacker Stamp a while ago and had been dying to use it! So in today's post, I will give you all the steps and supplies you will need to make this fun card!
Last September I feel in love with the Art Impression Stackable Animal Collection and ended up buying the whole collection of cute animals. I have used some of them, but this is the first time that I was able to find an occasion to make a card using the Art Impressions Cat Stacker Stamp. For a complete list of supplies that I used in this card, take a peek at the shopping list at the bottom of the post. Clicking on any of these links in the list will help support this blog and help me provide more content for future posts. So let's jump right in and show you how to make this card:
1) I started with a 4 X 5.25 piece of White Bristol Paper using your favorite Trimmer.
2) Using the Mini MISTI, stamp the Art Impressions Cat Stacker Stamp with Black Licorice Ink directly onto the piece of White Bristol Paper.
3) Color in your image using ZIG Real Brush Pens
4) Using the Mini MISTI, stamp the Art Impressions Cat Stacker Stamp with Black Licorice Ink this time onto a piece of Masking Paper.
5) Peel the back off of the Masking Paper and perfectly line it up over your colored Art Impressions Cat Stacker Stamp. Make sure all the edges are secure.
6) Using the Ranger Blending Tool, take the Mermaid Lagoon Ink, Picked Rasberry and Wilted Violet ink pads and individually cover the entire background with color. Use a Back and forth motion and start with the lighter color on top and work down to darker colors.
7) Once the background is dry we are going to add some other elements. Spray some white elements using the Tim Holtz Picket Fence Spray and some translucent elements with Sparkle Silk.
8) Once dried run the card through your Cuttlebug Machine with the Paper Smooch Stitched Die.
9) Wrap Whip Cream Twine on the card. Fan this out by wrapping in an X motion.
10) Using the Fun Stampers Journey Punch System, punch out a 1 1/2" Square onto Whip Cream Cardstock and a 1 3/4" Square onto Black Licorice Paper.
11) Stamp the sentiment that comes with the Art Impressions Cat Stacker Stamp with Black Licorice Ink onto the white square.
12) Raise the sentiment up with Foam Squares
13) Secure the front of the card onto your actual card base.
5) Peel the back off of the Masking Paper and perfectly line it up over your colored Art Impressions Cat Stacker Stamp. Make sure all the edges are secure.
6) Using the Ranger Blending Tool, take the Mermaid Lagoon Ink, Picked Rasberry and Wilted Violet ink pads and individually cover the entire background with color. Use a Back and forth motion and start with the lighter color on top and work down to darker colors.
7) Once the background is dry we are going to add some other elements. Spray some white elements using the Tim Holtz Picket Fence Spray and some translucent elements with Sparkle Silk.
8) Once dried run the card through your Cuttlebug Machine with the Paper Smooch Stitched Die.
9) Wrap Whip Cream Twine on the card. Fan this out by wrapping in an X motion.
10) Using the Fun Stampers Journey Punch System, punch out a 1 1/2" Square onto Whip Cream Cardstock and a 1 3/4" Square onto Black Licorice Paper.
11) Stamp the sentiment that comes with the Art Impressions Cat Stacker Stamp with Black Licorice Ink onto the white square.
12) Raise the sentiment up with Foam Squares
13) Secure the front of the card onto your actual card base.
I have listed all of the supplies I used to make this card down below.
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