Hi everyone! Justin here, and today I am sharing a creation using the Window View stamp set, along with a handful of other Pink & Main Products to make a scene card! This stamp set is just so unique to me, because it gives you so many elements to help build a custom scene which is just perfect for any sort of “thinking of you” sentiment!
Below is a product list of what I used to create this card:
Pink & Main Products Used:
Window View Stamp Set
Window View Coordinating Dies
Ladybug Garden Stamp Set
Stitched Rectangle Dies Set 1
Rainbow Fun Stencil
The Park Cardstock
Construction Cardstock
Other Products Used:
Copic Markers
Copic Coloring Paper
Copic Safe Ink
Distress Oxide Inks: Vintage Photo & Mowed Lawn
Versafine Clair Nocturne Ink
Foam Tape
One of my favorite images from the Window View set is the little boy with his arms crossed, so I knew I wanted to use him for certain. I colored him up along with the window, flower box, bee and bird with my Copic Markers. The Coordinating Dies work so perfectly to cut out all these images, and saved me so much time in comparison to fussy cutting!
I wanted to make my background have a house-feel to it, so I blended the Rainbow Fun stencil over a piece of Construction cardstock, die cut with the largest die from the Stitched Rectangles Set 1 dies, along with distressing the edges in Vintage Photo Distress Oxide Ink. I also tore some die cut pieces of The Park cardstock and distressed the bottoms with Mowed Lawn Distress Oxide Inks so I could use it for a grassy border of sorts.
I used some foam tape and liquid adhesive for various uses of dimension for my images. Finally, for my sentiment, I went ahead and stamped the sentiment “we should hang out soon” from the Lady Bug Garden Stamp Set!
Thank you so much for stopping by the Pink & Main Blog today! I hope my card leaves you inspired to break out your favorite Pink & Main Stamp Set and make a card to send to a friend you want to see soon!
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Happy Crafting!
Justin