She is a Mermaid on Dry Land Card

She is a Mermaid on Dry Land Card

Hello there and welcome back to my Blog! I hope your day is fulfilled with Happiness and Joy. On today's Blog I would like to share with you another Mermaid card that I have created once again with the September Card Kit by Simon Says Stamp. For this card I created a sunset scenario with the ink blending technique. Also, I used a piece of the Tonic Deep Sea Diva paper sheet for the ocean part of the card scenario. So, Let's Get Started!

Background

To begin with I started by inked it up a little bit more than 1/2 part of the card panel. For the card panel I used a piece of Strahtmore Bristol Smooth Surface paper along with the Tim Holtz distressed oxide inks. I started by creating the sun image on one of the corners of the card panel (as is shown in one of the pictures down below) with Squeezed Lemonade Then, I covered the circle and I started the Sunset sky by adding more squeezed lemonade on top of it and adding Picked Raspberry as my second color. After, the sky was all covered up I set it aside. And, I started the stamping while the inks were drying out.

Stamping

For the tamping, I started by stamping one of the Mermaid images from the Beautiful Mermaid stamp set included in the kit with Black Ink in a piece of the Neenah Classic Crest 80lb Solar White. Then, I started the coloring with Copic Markers.

Coloring

For the coloring, I used Copic Markers and here is the list of the colors that I used.
E13, E21, E23, E25, E29, E30, E42, E47, E51, E57
RV17, RV19
G00, G02, G05
Y17

Embossing

Once, the inks were dry out. I started the layering on the background by adhering the the Tonic paper on the bottom of the card panel. Then, I white heat embossed one of sentiments by using a Clear Pad and Fine Detail White embossing powder. At this point there was not much to add for the layout of the card.

layout

Now, for the layout all I did was to adhere the backed of the card panel to one Neenah Classic Crest 110lb Solar White card base. Then, after coloring the mermaid I die cutting it with a die cutting machine and its coordinated die And, to finish it up I adhered the backed of the mermaid with foam tape to the card.

Your imagination is Your limit.

I hope you get Inspired and give this design a try! Just keep in mind, that you can create the same design with any combination of color media, stamps sets, background stamps or stencils.
Happy Crafting!

Thank You, your time is valuable. Don't forget to spread kindness, Today and Always.
Best,
Yasmin

All photography provided by Yasmin Diaz

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Disclosure

I am no affiliated or sponsored by any company mentioned here. All products are personally purchased by me. I am creating this blog with the purpose of sharing how I design my cards. The information provided here is based in my own opinion and creativity. I am not an expert and I only share the way that I design my cards. I am sharing the products mention here, Because, I Use and Love them.