Wednesday, June 4, 2014

Welcome newest Hampton Art Design Team Member - Deborah Nolan!!!

Hi, it’s Deborah, and welcome back to the Hampton Art blog!

I suppose my mind is filled with thoughts of travel because it’s that time of year and because we have a family reunion coming up. Or it could be that I’m pretty smitten with the Jillibean 12”x12” Sightseeing Stew patterned paper kit. Or both!
And speaking of 12”x12” patterned paper, I really appreciate that Jillibean’s 12”x12” papers usually have small patterns – which means we cardmakers can use them. (It’s nice to not have to search for a 6”x6” pad version of cool paper, don’t you think?)
Today’s card utilizes patterned paper and a sticker from the Sightseeing Stew patterned paper kit with coordinating stamps and gems.

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S  U  P  P  L  I  E  S
Cardstock: Neenah Desert Storm; Patterned Paper: Sightseeing Stew (Jillibean Soup); Clear Stamp Sets: Sightseeing Stew, Spicy Social Soup (Jillibean Soup); Inks: olive, orange, turquoise, brown; Embellishments: plain gems (Mark Richards), wood-mounted gem (Jillibean Soup); Fibers: twine (Hempotique); Adhesives: tape runner, dimensional tape; Tools: scissors, paper cutter, scoreboard, bone folder, acrylic block, 1/8” corner rounder, 1” circle punch   

I  N  S  T  R  U  C  T  I  O  N  S
  1. Make card base for a 4.25” x 5.5” card.
  2. Cut 1” x 4.25” panel from striped patterned paper and adhere to card front.
  3. Cut 4.25” x 4.5” panel from atlas patterned paper and adhere to card front so it meets the striped patterned paper panel.
  4. Round the right corners.
  5. Wrap the card cover three times with twine and tie into bow.
  6. Cut out the blank panel with olive icon from the journaling card patterned paper, stamp Adventure sentiment in olive ink, and adhere to card.
  7. Stamp heart circle in orange ink on white cardstock and cut out with a circle punch; adhere with dimensional tape.
  8. Adhere Now Boarding sticker.
  9. Stamp bird in turquoise ink, then stamp overlapping image with brown ink.
  10. Adhere gems.
Thanks for stopping, and have a blessed day!
Deborah

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