Huge slimline scene with Penguin Palace

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Hi and welcome to a new blog post!

Today I'm sharing a new card that I made using several stamp sets from Penguin Palace Stamps!

I used 5 stamp sets! That's what I love about Penguin Palace's products! They are so easy to combine with each other!
I used:

The Sweetest Truck & Penguin Perfect Cuts
Never Give Up & Penguin Perfect Cuts
My BFF & Penguin Perfect Cuts
Summer Sunshine & Penguin Perfect Cuts
Bee Happy & Penguin Perfect Cuts

I began this card by die cutting my card panels. I used slimline dies from Trinity Stamps. I die cut 3 stitched slimline panels and 2 of them were die cut with grassy hill border dies.
I ink blended tumbled glass Distress Oxide Ink over the stitched panel. Then I ink blended mowed lawn and shabby shutters Distress Oxide Inks over the grassy borders.

Next I stamped out all the images from the 5 stamp sets and colored them in with my Copic Sketch markers. This took me hours and hours! After coloring I die cut them with the coordinating Penguin Perfect Cuts and added white dotted highlights to the images.

To finish off, I assembled my card! I used liquid glue and foam tape to create dimension on my card.

Creating such a big scene is always exciting - you never know what will be created at the end, because you always change your ideas!

I hope you like my card!

Thanks for stopping by and happy crafting!

Anja

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Summer Scene with Penguin Palace Stamps

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Hi, everyone!

Today I'm sharing a new slimline card I made using the Summer Sunshine stamps and coordinating Penguin Perfect Cuts and Let's Catch Up stamps and coordinating Penguin Perfect Cuts from Penguin Palace.

I started by stamping out the cute images and colored them in with my Spectrum Noir Illustrator and Copics. I die cut them with the coordinating Penguin Perfect Cuts and added white dotted highlights.

Next, I die cut a White layer with slimline dies. I die cut this layer again with border dies to create the different pieces for my Background: ocean, beach and sky. Then, I ink blended Blueprint Sketch and Peacock Feathers Distress Oxide Ink for the ocean Portion. For the beach I ink blended Antique Linen and for the sky and stenciled clouds Worn Lipstick Distress Oxide Inks. I splattered water and Lawn Fawn Liquid Stardust over the ink blended portions.

I die cut another White layer with the same slimline die. With another slimline die I die cut a pink layer. I also cut a dark blue card base.

I glued my card base and the different layers together and moved my stamped images back and forth to see how I wanted to set my scene. Next, I stamped the sentiment with VersaMark and embossed it with white WOW embossing powder.

To finish off, I adhered all of my characters with foam tape and liquid glue. I just adore this summer scene and I hope you too!

Thanks for stopping by and happy crafting!

Anja

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Sweet scene card with Penguin Palace Stamps

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Hi, everyone!

Today I'm sharing this new slimline card I made using the Rabbit Cafe stamps and Penguin Perfect Cuts from Penguin Palace. It took me hours, but I'm happy with the result!

I started by stamping out the all cute images and colored them in with my Spectrum Noir Illustrator. I die cut them with the coordinating Penguin Perfect Cuts and added highlights with a white gel pen.

Next, I die cut my layers and cut white cardstock to size for my card base. Then I used a stencil and Distress Oxide Inks to create the background. I masked the top of the layer and ink blended over my stencil using pumice stone Distress Oxide Ink. Next I removed my masking tape from the top of this layer and ink blended this portion with dried marigold Distress Oxide Ink. Then I watered down two different golden colors from the Gansai Tambio Starry Colors on my glass mat and splattered them over the entire ink blended portion.

I glued the two layers to my card base and designed my scene. It was a longer process to find the right position of my stamped images!
After I was satisfied with the final version, I glued the images on my card. The images in the foreground were adhered with foam tape to create dimension.

To finish off, I stamped the sentiment with VersaMark and embossed it with gold embossing powder on a strip of cardstock and glued it to my card.

I just love the cute characters from Rabbit Cafe and I hope you too!

Thanks for stopping by and happy crafting!

Anja

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