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Layering Stamped Images to Create a Scene

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Hello! Today we are layering stamped images to create a scene. So what’s different about this than any other card? I’m using solid image stamps and there’s no masking involved. Solid stamped images give a very different look than outline stamps.

I have to make a note here. I had a migraine when I recorded the voice over for this video so I must apologize if I’m a little discombobulated.

Layering Stamped Images to Create a Scene

When you’re building a scene that doesn’t require masking, it makes things much easier. The only thing you really need to decide is if you’ll use foam tape or not. I always say yes to foam tape!

Layering Stamped Images to Create a Scene using Catherine Pooler Outside Your Window and Boxes of Blooms

First, you need a foundation for your scene. I like to make sure it blends with my theme. Since the stamps are outside themed, I decided I wanted a warm brick wall for my flowers and window shutters. Some other options for a background for this particular scene are embossing paste with a more brick pattern, patterned paper, or a die-cut plate background.

Second, I stamped all of my solid images. Solid image stamps just done have an outline. I wanted the flowers to have a little more depth than just a single color. I stamped the darkest color and then stamped it a second time with a lighter color. This worked really well to make it look like the flowers have varying colors.

Layering Stamped Images to Create a Scene using Catherine Pooler Outside Your Window and Boxes of Blooms

Next, I die-cut additional die cuts behind the flowers and the window box. This serves two purposes: 1. it adds depth and 2. it keeps the image from drooping.

I glued the window/shutter image down flat to the background panel. Then I added foam tape to back of images. Be sure to add additional layers of foam tape to the back when stacking on the top of other images.

Layering Stamped Images to Create a Scene using Catherine Pooler Outside Your Window and Boxes of Blooms

Finally, I added brads, Nuvo Drops, and Glitter Brush Marker to complete the look and add those finishing touches.

I hope you enjoyed this card and join me tomorrow for another card in the 30 Days of Card series.

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