Challenge #2 in The Male Room
Well I can safely say that the first challenge over in The Male Room was a huge success as we had over 100 entries! Challenge no.2 starts today and we have the theme of REFLECTIONS, Now this could be reflections on water, mirror images or if you are a scrap booker or make memory books perhaps a page looking back reflecting a memory - the choice is yours please just make sure it's male.
Here is my card
This is the card I made recently for my Son's 20th birthday (I can't believe I have 2 children now in their 20's!). For this card I didn't use my brayer - although you could - I used my sponges to lightly dab the dark ink on to the card stock. The Midnight Muse ink is very dark but using a sponge meant that it could be lightly applied and built up gently to give the effect I was after. My moon was created from a punched post it note - I made 2 actually so that the reflection was created, oh - and I did use my brayer to create the reflection of the ship. It's really easy - once you have created the background, ink up your stamp and then very carefully roll your brayer over the top. Make sure you have your card in the correct position and then roll your image from the brayer on to your scene - it's then the exact mirror image - simples. (I will do a tutorial if enough people want it).
Materials - Stampin' Up
Stamps: he Open Sea, Serene Silhouettes
Ink: Midnight Muse, Black Stazon
Card Stock: Whisper White, Very Vanilla
Accessories: Sponges, Brayer
Here is my card
This is the card I made recently for my Son's 20th birthday (I can't believe I have 2 children now in their 20's!). For this card I didn't use my brayer - although you could - I used my sponges to lightly dab the dark ink on to the card stock. The Midnight Muse ink is very dark but using a sponge meant that it could be lightly applied and built up gently to give the effect I was after. My moon was created from a punched post it note - I made 2 actually so that the reflection was created, oh - and I did use my brayer to create the reflection of the ship. It's really easy - once you have created the background, ink up your stamp and then very carefully roll your brayer over the top. Make sure you have your card in the correct position and then roll your image from the brayer on to your scene - it's then the exact mirror image - simples. (I will do a tutorial if enough people want it).
Materials - Stampin' Up
Stamps: he Open Sea, Serene Silhouettes
Ink: Midnight Muse, Black Stazon
Card Stock: Whisper White, Very Vanilla
Accessories: Sponges, Brayer
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A great reflection card for inspiration
ReplyDeleteLove the card, Jacqueline! I love reflections in cards/scrapbooking but have never tried it. I would appreciate a tutorial. I think I understand what you posted but I'm a 'visual' learner...LOL! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteVicki Plaugher
Fremont, CA
You excell at these wonderful scenic/reflection cards.. this is fabulous.
ReplyDeletecongratulations on the success of this great challenge.
Suzi B xx
Very clever Jacqueline - I really like the reflection - and all done without a stamp-a-majig - LOL !!!! xx
ReplyDeleteAnother gorgeous scene! I love how you've combined these two smashing stamp sets.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great card for a male, I love it. I would really appreciate a video tutorial. I find it much easier to follow than a written tutorial.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for all your inspiration. Love, Jeanne xx
Great reflection card! Thanks for sharing your work and congrts on the DT too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beauty this one is Jaqueline! Your son can't really be 20 - he must just be teasing lol! Vicky x
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