Mixed Media for CutCardStock
Hello everyone – I played with an idea from Jamie Pate for today’s Mixed Media for CutCardStock idea.
I have followed Jamie Pate for quite a while. She had a video the other day using a mixed media idea on a full sheet of paper to make 8 small panels you could use for you crafting. I used her idea but only made 1 panel.
Today’s Project
Following Jamie’s video I began by putting down a light tan color. Over top of that I put a soft pink. I then used a stencil with small squares and the pink ink to just add a bit for the boxes to be barely visible. Then using a leaf stencil and the tan I added some leaf sprays. A splatter stamp and brown ink were used to sprinkle in some splatters. To finish it off I used a rub-on across the bottom.
The panel was added to a white panel and then added to a colored larger panel. A die cut sentiment and butterfly were added to the mixed media panel to complete the look. To finish it off some silver twine was added.
I have used several ideas inspired by Jamie Pate. This tag is similar to one that Jamie had done. A project that Jamie did inspired this mini album.
Details for the Mixed Media CutCardStock idea
white cardstock – 5 1/2″ x 8 1/2″ scored at 4 1/4″
3″ x 4″
bright pink cardstock – 4″ x 5 1/4″
scrap for die cutting
mixed media paper – 2 3/4″ x 3 3/4″
light pink cardstock – scrap for die cutting
Products you will need for today’s creation
Letter Box Remnants 01 Makers Series – Arden Creative Studio
Makers Sentiment Clusters – Arden Creative Studio
Pop Tone Razzleberry cardstock – CutCardStock
Lessebo Blossom cardstock – CutCardStock
Mixed Media Paper – Scrapbook.com
Pull ‘n Slide Surprise dies – Lawn Fawn
Mix & Match Mariposa die – Altenew
Little Boxes stencil – Scrapbook.com
Polka Dot layering stencil – Tim Holtz
Mini Leaf cluster stencil – The Ton
Wild Blooms Rub-on transfers – Scrapbook.com
silver twine
I love all the layering ideas used for the mini card on the Mixed Media for CutCardStock card. I found it really easy creating a small panel rather than a larger one. If you struggle, trying making a smaller size panel.
Have a Marvelous Monday!
