For the "Make it funny" challenge at Lost Coast Designs and Carmen's Veranda stamps.

 

Hi there, today a card for the LCD/CV  challenge. 

What I used:

One of the many moods of Mona set.

The black edge is one of 

the Brush strokes set.

And Carmen's Veranda,

 Happily ever after.

Black waterproof inkpad.

Posca marker, green, pink and yellow.

Color pencils. 

White gellpen. 

Neocolor II.

I started by applying the Neo Color II colors to the paper.

I washed that out with water and a brush.

Do this carefully, otherwise you will get a muddy color.

Stamp with black ink Mona and the saying.

Stamp the edge with a part of frayed circle from the brush strokes sheet.

Draw small flowers on the black border with the Posca.

And color Mona with pencils.

Make some accents with a white gelpen.

Mat the card on white and go along the edge with a black marker.

This was my final contribution to this month's challenge.

It runs until the 31st, so there is still time to join in.

You can also participate with other brands, as long as you use stamps.

And remember, make it funny.

And of course, there is a prize to be won.

GO TO THE CHALLENGE!

Here is a free tutorial with the face of mona set.

#207 Make it funny challenge at lost Coast designs/Carmens Veranda stamps.

 

Look at these mischievous gnomes.

They want to sneak a peek but don't quite dare.

Hahahaha, I find this so funny.

The things I used for this card:

LCD Lingerie,

Mini gnomes set 5

CV Keyhole

Stencil with letters.

Any stencil you like.

Derwent Inktense storm dust 2107.

Distress Oxide,

Hickory smoke.

Distress ink.

Saltwater taffy

Barn door.

Coloring pencils or markers.

Black fineliner.

Ruler.

I started making stripes with the Saltwater taffy.

Repeat with barn door and a little bit of hickory smoke.

Spray some water so that the colors blend a little.

Dry with heattool.

Using the gray Inktense pencil, draw the planks and nail heads.

Take a piece of paper and stamp the keyhole.

Mask the outside and stamp the lingerie lady.

Stamp the gnomes and color all.

Glue on the card.

With the Hickory smoke oxide and a stencil embellish the card.

Use the black fineliner to finish the card.

Whell that was fun to do.

Now its up to you, the team would love to have a laugh with your card,

 tag, or what ever you make.

Join the challenge, you dont need to use LCD or CV stamps.

As long as there is stamping on it you can join.

Hope to see you on the challenge.

Here is another tutorial with the same technique.

Click here!

#207 A new month, a new Lost Coast design/Carmens Veranda challenge. "Make it funny".

Hello, welcome to my blog.

For this challenge, I immediately thought of Carrie's Old Women from LCD.

So funny, and the text from Carmen's Veranda stamps are hilarious too.

Take a look, they are so much fun.

ClearStamp Words and Phrases

Now, how the card was made.

What I used:

Carrie's old woman, party on.

Brush strokes.

Pieces of calligraphy.

A stencil with a checkered pattern.

Versafine onyx black.

Distress oxide:

Spiced marmelade.

Peacock feathers.

Wilted violet.

Colorng pencils or markers.

I started by inking the stencil with Spiced Marmalade.

I wiped the center clean, about the size of the old lady.

Sprayed some water over it and pressed it onto the paper.

With the stencil and peacock feathers applied here and there.

Stamp the three rings four times and the old lady en the text stamp

 with Versafine black.

(You can use any black ink, of course.)

From the Brush Strokes sheet, take the stamp with the bubble wrap.

I roll it around my finger and stamp only a portion of the stamp.

I did this with Wilted Violet.

From the Brush Strokes sheet, take the stamp with the bubble wrap.

I roll it around my finger and stamp only a portion of the stamp.

I did this with Wilted Violet.

And then the card is finished.

At the end of this post, you'll find another example using this stamp.

You can probably make a fun card too.

Then join the challenge, and you might be the next winner.

GO TO THE CHALLENGE!!!!!

How its made, click here.