Here is another card using Stampin' Up!'s Branch Out stamp set and the Chalk Lines technique. When I feature a technique in my class, I like to try to make up a couple more examples for them to see different ways the technique can be done. This is almost the exact layout, I just changed up the chalk colors.
For this card, I used a base of Taken with Teal cardstock and added the Chalk Lines technique made with Taken with Teal, Ballet Blue and Lavender Lace Stampin' Chalks. I layered it on Brushed Silver cardstock. The tree was stamped with Chocolate Chip ink on Bashful Blue cardstock and then layered on Whisper White. I stamped the snowflakes with Almost Amethyst Classic ink and Whisper Whtie Craft Ink for the tree "leaves". I added the Ruby Red cardinal in the tree, then wrapped the White Taffeta Ribbon around that layer. Finally, I punched a Whisper White snowflake with the Large Snowflake punch and added a Clear Rhinestone brad in the center.
I love this technique! Very fun to make your own designer paper in the colors you want!
Still have company so I'm going to keep this short! Have a great day!
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Sue Erickson says
What a wonderful card. That red bird in the tree is a perfect accent of color. I must get this set out and do some creating with it. I sure hope it stays in the catalog next year.
Sue
connie Paxman says
Love the chalk lines Connie, and such a perfect stamp to use also.
connie paxman
Kelly Mayou says
Congratulations! I just wanted you to know that your project will appear on the Yahoo Group Late Night Stamper’s blog finds of the day for Oct. 29.