Another 3D Layered Element
I love opening the Savvy Saturday blog post each week to see what amazing thing my team mates have come up with and this week was no exception. Sherry Cheever began our little fiesta when she posted on the Spellbindersâ„¢ Surprise Party! with this great card project. Then Margie picked up the ball with her lovely card. Now, it’s my turn, and I decided to use the same layering technique but with some airbrushing. Here is the result.
I began by cutting one of our new die templates S4-264 Nested Eggs. (Being released on January 24th at CHA in California) which was revealed by Janine Blackwelder during the party. Here is how I laid out the die templates on the Magnetic Spacer Plate, using all of them.
Because I stacked the pieces, cutting them in the center was not a problem and it allowed me to just make one pass in the Wizard to cut them all. The thickness of paper will determine whether you can do this or not. You may need to take two passes. I used a sheet of color copy paper that works great with Copic markers. It was an 8½ x 11″ regular sized sheet that I folded in half to cut both layers at the same time.
I layered a large egg with four of the largest eggs and three small ones. Note that the #3 egg is used twice.
I added the I2-1002 Butterflies Impressabilitiesâ„¢ template to the top along with the second White Master Mat and embossed in the Wizardâ„¢.
Next came my airbrush board (12×12″ lightweight chipboard that I use for airbrushing). I placed the I2-1002 Butterflies Impressabilitiesâ„¢ on top of the layered eggs and placed my Magnetic Spacer Plate underneath to help hold the template in place while airbrushing. I airbrushed small strips of color onto the two eggs.
I layered the eggs using dimensional adhesive. I wanted to add the eggs to a basket but I couldn’t find what I wanted in my house so I cut down a snack box, covered it with coordinating paper and cut S7-004 Illumination Border Grand to use as a handle.
For the final step, I used JustRite Stampers for the stamped sentiments. The round sentiment was cut/embossed with S4-124 Classic Scalloped Circles LG (#1, the center). The “at EASTER” was cut/embossed with S4-235 Fancy Tags.
I put it all together with my favorite adhesive, added some paper “grass”, a small lotion and nail polish. It’s ready for grandma, my daughter’s teacher or her Sunday School Director. I guess I’ll have to make two more.
Supplies: Wizardâ„¢, 2-1002 Butterflies Impressabilitiesâ„¢, S4-264 Nested Eggs, S7-004 Illumination Border Grand, S4-235 Fancy Tags, S4-124 Classic Scalloped Circles LG; My Mind’s Eye Penny Lane Paper; Copic Sketch Markers, B01, YG03, Y13, #95, RV11, R85; JustRite® Stampers, Custom Design Card Making Kit stamp, Times New Roman Font, Horizontal Stamper; Clearsnap ColorBox Chestnut Roan chalk ink; White color copy paper, Lavender dye ink
Thanks for stopping by and remember to come back on the 24th to see all our NEW die template releases (What an amazing collection it is, too!) and something else very special…
Eli
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Beth
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January 20th, 2010 at 6:22 am
These layered art pieces are simply gorgeous!
January 20th, 2010 at 8:28 am
Totally cute! That’s a great tip you shared about laying the Impressabillities on top of the magnet to keep it in place.
January 20th, 2010 at 11:09 pm
So happy to learn this technique. Have seen kits for layering but they were too much for my budget & only made one card. Now, I can make my own. Thank you!
January 21st, 2010 at 7:14 am
Thanks for sharing such a nice idea!
Just wondering how do you do this aibrushing… With the Copic markers?
Hi, Lucia!
Thanks for visiting us
Airbrushing is such a beautiful effect, I am linking you to Copic’s web site in their tutorial section. Please scroll down and you will see Airbrushing - http://copicmarker.com/home/tutorials/
You may want to search YouTube to find a video on this technique - just type in airbrushing in the search box.
Hope that helps!
MargieH
January 21st, 2010 at 11:46 pm
This is beautiful. I love the layered technique. Thanks for sharing such a wonderful idea.
January 22nd, 2010 at 10:34 pm
How cute! I really like this idea.