Plane Awesome*


November 2024


No. 1 Plane Awesome card


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Finished card is A2, 4-1/4 x 5-1/2


November Project Share*


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Set your sights on new adventure! Sketched planes create a fun centerpiece on your cards. Don’t forget to add unique texture and interest with the welded metal stamp image and clouds.  Great for the aviation-loving or thrill-seeking friend or family member in your life.

 

Enjoy this project share,

-Lisa (✿◠‿◠)


Stamp: BUNDLE Adventurous Sky includes Adventurous Sky stamp set, and Adventurous Sky dies 163447

Paper: [card stock] Basic Beige, White, Navy
Ink: Memento Black 132708- General-purpose ink perfect for finely detailed and solid images.  Stamped impressions once dried are water resistant. Water-based and acid free. This ink is great with alcohol markers (refill is available 133456)

Et cetera: Nested Essential dies 161597

Surplus: embellishments, your choice




Measurements and directions 

Finished card is 4-1/4 x 5-1/2

 

Card blank, Basic Beige 8-1/2 x 5-1/2

Background mat, Navy 3-7/8 x 5-1/8

Stamped layer, white 3-3/4 x 5

Airplane die cut and sentiment die cut, white

 

 Create card blank by scoring your 8-1/2 x 5-1/2 card stock in half at 4-1/4 and folding on the left side.

 

 Background mat with navy card stock 3-7/8 x 5-1/8

 

 Layer with a 3-3/4 x 5 stamped white card stock. Using Memento ink, stamp four airplanes, each over the edge so that only partial stamping is left on the panel. Images should be somewhat evenly distributed across the panel. Stamp welded metal image randomly and sparsely over the airplanes. Use a stamping off technique to give the welded metal a faded or distressed look. If desired, use the largest diamond shape die from Nested Essentials to cut through the center of this layer. Attach both the positive and negative cut-outs as a single layer on the background mat. 

 

 Airplane x 2 Stamp and die cut one biplane. Add color with watercolor pencils or watercolor paint with Navy ink and water swirled on your craft mat (make sure the Memento black ink is completely dry before adding color). Keep the Navy color very light, as a highlight rather than full color. Die cut an additional biplane from plain white cardstock. Layer the two with foam dimensionals in between. Adhere to your card front. 

 

 Sentiment Die cut the smallest pennant. Stamp with sentiment. Adhere to your card front.

 

 Finishing touches: Don’t forget to attach the propeller to the plane and add embellishments 💎

 

 Inside writing panel, white card stock: 4 x 5-1/4 

 

Stack layers bottom to top:

–Beige card blank–

–Navy mat– 

–Stamped layer including die cut center– 

–Airplane, sentiment, and embellishment–

 

Masculine cards need a first class ticket to awesomeness, your card is now ready for adventure!

 

Twinkle Tip

Embrace simplicity~ Color pencils or light water coloring are all you need to make sketched images mesmerizing









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BUNDLE  Adventurous Sky

https://www.stampinup.com/products/adventurous-sky-bundle-english?dbwsdemoid=2048063

 

DIES Nested Essentials

https://www.stampinup.com/products/nested-essentials-dies?dbwsdemoid=2048063























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