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A Winter Scene Tutorial with Prickley Pear Rubber Stamps

Published by Melissa on Saturday, 11/08/2014
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It’s time for a tutorial using Prickley Pear Rubber Stamps!  I’ve been wanting to create a basic winter background for cards now that colder weather is appearing in the forecast!  I’m sure there are many ways to create such a background, but I’m always looking for the simplest, least time consuming method!  (*wink*)  This is what I came up with:

Basic Supplies:
Complementing Die - PPRS-D005 Cardinals (Not Included)
  • Prickley Pear Cardinals Clear Set
  • Memento Inks (Tuxedo Black, Bahama Blue, London Fog)
  • a piece of paper to use for masking
  • ink sponges
  • white cardstock
  • shimmer spray (I used white Heidi Swapp Color Shine)
  • simple embellishments (gemstones, etc.)
  • foam dots
1.  Begin by cutting a white card base to 5.5 inches x 8.5 inches and folding it in half.  Then, cut a piece of the same cardstock to 3.25 inches x 4.5 inches to use as your main panel.
2.  After tearing your piece of paper to easily fit the 4.5 inch horizontal length of the main panel, sponge blue ink over the sky portion.

3.  Keeping the paper mask in the same place, sponge grey ink over the blue.

4.  Next, spray the sponged area with a white, shimmery spray until the area is fairly evenly covered.

5.  Remove the mask and, after the ink has dried completely, stamp your main image/s & sentiment and add any desired embellishments.

6.  Attach the main panel to the cardbase using foam dots.

Just think of all the holiday & winter themed cards you can use this kind of background for!  I was going through some of the images in the store and these would be perfect as main images:

FF0148 Snowflake Tree
GG0089 Retro Trees
JJ0029 Snowglobe Snowman
BB0053 Happy Snowman
HH0066 Sled
EE0145 Small Nativity
EE0124 Santa and Reindeer
JJ0062 Horse Drawn Sleigh

That’s just naming a few!  You’ll want to go take a look at all the wonderful holiday images in the store!

Enjoy your weekend & happy stamping!
Melissa



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6 Comments

  1. Lisa says:
    Saturday, 11/08/2014 at 2:51 pm

    Beautiful Melissa, love the sparkle!

  2. Tenia Nelson says:
    Saturday, 11/08/2014 at 4:32 pm

    So so pretty!!

  3. Rebekah says:
    Saturday, 11/08/2014 at 7:20 pm

    Beautiful snowy scene!

  4. mayholicraft says:
    Sunday, 11/09/2014 at 7:53 am

    That background is beyond perfect! I was wondering how you created it, then I thought you heat embossed the inked background with sparkle embossing powder. Color Shine mist??? I'll totally give it a try. Thanks for the tutorial, Melissa! May

  5. Michelle Pearson says:
    Tuesday, 11/11/2014 at 1:26 am

    fun technique! Love all of the stamp suggestions too! 🙂

  6. Barbara Thompson says:
    Tuesday, 11/11/2014 at 9:28 pm

    So pretty Melissa!!

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