Julissa used stencils and Misery Inks to create this gorgeous seashore with crashing waves card. She even added tiny actual starfish across the stamped sentiment. Study extra on the Unity Stamps weblog.
After I was rising up we nearly at all times went to go to a seashore for trip in the summertime so I affiliate the ocean with summertime. And now’s the proper time to include the sea, ocean and seashore in your handmade playing cards, it’s such a flexible theme that can work for therefore many alternative events. So in the present day let’s check out some great handmade Ocean and Sea Playing cards made with stamps, dies and stencils.
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Foe this superb beneath the ocean card Natasha used an ink smooshing method for the water and used layering stencils for the background fish. For the principle fish she used stencil paste coloured with re-inkers and die lower them for good colour, texture and dimension. Watch her video tutorial on the Hero Arts weblog.
Carol used stamps coloured with Copic markers and a few ink mixing to place collectively this stunning lighthouse by the ocean scene card. I like all of the dimension and the uplifting sentiment! Study extra over on the Honeybee Stamps weblog.
These lovable sea creatures with the “simply hold swimming” sentiment on this oh so cute card from Nicole makes me consider Discovering Nemo. She used printed paper for a straightforward background and stamps from Whimsy coloured with Ohuhu markers. I noticed this card on the stempelfiziert Instagram web page.
Megan created a tiny beneath the ocean scene in a water globe die with the cutest stamped Narwhal inside. There’s additionally a row of different candy stamped critters alongside the underside and a enjoyable and puny stamped and die lower sentiment. Take a better take a look at the Garden Fawn weblog.
For this beachy card Silvia used ink mixing and splatter to create the sand and die lower the pink bucket and shovel from pink and purple cardstocks, additionally including splatter. For the waves and surf she tore inked and splattered blue cardstock, including glitter warmth embossing to the sides for some good simmer. Discover all the small print on the Trinity Stamps weblog.
The die lower circles on this card from Donna remind me of portholes so you may peek via and watch the colourful fish. She used ink mixing for the watery background and coloured the stamps from MFT with Copic Markers. Study extra on the Crafting By the Seashore weblog.
Dunah, Dunah, Dunah…..this shark card is ideal for anybody who beloved the film Jaws with it’s die lower scene and puny sentiment. This card from Donna has a lot dimension and texture with the water bubbles, speckled sand and layers of corals and crops. Study extra on the Pink and Primary weblog.
Rachel created a darling shaker card with clear sequins for bubbles. She created an ombre’ background with Misery Inks, spritzing water to mix them. The lovable stamped beneath sea animals are coloured with Copic Markers. Take a better take a look at the Rachel Alvarado weblog.
I like choosing up stunning seashells at any time when I go to the seashore and this card from Lindsey jogs my memory a lot of that. Her stunning teal stenciled background has a wreath of die lower and inked shells with a warmth embossed white sentiment. Test it out on the Waffle Flower weblog.
This completely gorgeous Z fold card from Davinia options two stunning stamped whales and a few small mermaids. When the cardboard is opened absolutely it reveals a bigger ocean scene with a number of motion and motion from waves, clouds, a breaching whale and swimming mermaids. Discover all the small print on the Mama Elephant weblog.
Shaker playing cards pair so nicely with ocean and sea themes and right here’s one other one, this time from Andrea. She used shiny printed paper for the background, including a stamped seahorse coloured with Copics and a candy thanks sentiment. Study extra on the Picket Fence weblog.
I hope you’ve loved our journey to the ocean in the present day and can incorporate a few of these oceanic concepts into your playing cards this summer season!
-Heather
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