Shelagh Metselaar
Materials:-
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Card:- Theuva, Co’oredinations Blue
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Stamps:- Remountable Asia/Oriental set, Pagoda
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Inkpad:- Adirondack Denim
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Bamboo skewers
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Promarker:- True Blue
Instructions:-
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Cut three 6cmx10.5cm panels of Theuva card
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Using the Denim inkpad, stamp a lantern at the
top right hand corner of one panel; (this will form the right hand panel) and
the top left of another; (this will form the left hand panel). Stamp another
lantern on a Post-it note and cut out to use as a mask.
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Mask one of the lanterns and with the long
flourish stamp, create a border around the panel. Repeat on second panel. Stamp
a border around third panel; this will form the middle panel.
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Make a mask of the Geisha on a Post-it note and
cut it out.
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Stamp the Geisha in the centre of each panel.
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Mask the Geisha on each panel in turn and ink
the Pagoda. Stamp over the masked Geisha.
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Mask off the left edge of the right panel and
the right edge of the left panel with plain Post-its. Mask Geisha. Stamp the
Pagoda over.
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Mat and layer onto Co’redinations card, each mat
measuring 8cmx12 ½ cm.
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Cut three panels of Theuva card measuring
10cmx14 ½ cm.
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Ink the roof of the Pagoda and stamp to the
second notch around each edge of each panel to create a frame. Mat Geisha
images onto these.
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Lightly sponge blotted Denim in the gaps of the
images.
To assemble:-
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Cut strips from the remaining blue
Co’redinations. Adhere strips to the back of each panel and roll edges to
create a small cylinder; 3 cylinders on each side of middle panel; 2 to the
right hand side of left panel and 2 to left side of right panel.
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Colour 2 bamboo skewers with True Blue Promarker
and cut to size.
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Thread through the cylinders to form an Oriental
Screen.
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To perfect the finish, using Theuva, I cut
another 3 mats only fractionally larger all round than the matted image to
cover the blue strips.
What a stamping achievement and a beautiful card Sheelagh and great tutorial. Thanks so much for entering and good luck.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Naomi. It is kind of you to comment.
DeleteI love this to bits. I may have to find a challenge that you are not entering to stand a chance lol. What astounding work Shelagh !
ReplyDeleteGood Luck Hugs xxxx
Thank you, Emma. I travelled many paths, used many sheets of card and selected many different stamps before settling on the screen! By the way, my first teaching post was in Darvel. Small world!
DeleteSmall world indeed Shelagh! I have moved on from there too, now is sunny Tarbolton! xx
Deletestunning xx
ReplyDeleteIt is kind of you to take the time to comment, Theresa. Thank you.
DeleteWOW! A classic colour combination and a fantastic idea, beautifully made! Shelagh this is stunning work! Thank you for entering the Claritystamp Challenge, and lots of luck hun xx
ReplyDeleteThank you, Amanda. I found this challenge quite a challenge!! Good for the old grey matter however.
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