Sketchin Tuesday with Peaceful Deer Bundle

Another great sketch for my latest #sketchintuesday Facebook live over on my Facebook page.  A random search on Pinterest from my pal and away we go! It’s so much fun creating from a sketch and who doesn’t need another Christmas card? 




Supply List:

Cardstock: Basic Black-cut at 5 ½”x 8 ½” scored at 5 1/2”; scrap for sentiment

Peaceful Prints dsp cut at 4 ” x 5 1/4”

Basic White cut at 4”x 5 ¼”

Garden Green cut at 3”x3”

Sahara Sand for deer 

Ink: Versamark; Soft Suede; Garden Green

Stamp Set: Peaceful Deer

Adhesive, mini dimensionals

Double Oval Punch; Deer Builder Punch

Stampin Emboss Powder-Basics (white)

Wonderful Gems

Paper Trimmer

Heat Tool


Step- By- Step Instructions:

 

Stamping: Using the scrap of Sahara Sand, stamp both of your deer using Soft Suede ink. I used two different tree stamps for my background stampin on the Garden Green piece of cardstock using Garden Green ink.  I started approx half way up the piece of paper and stamped from right to left to make my "forest". 

From the Basic Black scrap, ink up your sentiment using Versamark ink, then sprinkle the white embossing powder over it until completely covered.  Shake off excess and then gently aim your Heat Tool onto the powder until completely melted.  You will be able to watch the transformation, be sure not to hold it very long in one spot or it will burn your stamping.

I also like to finish the inside of my cards so I then stamped a verse for the inside also using Garden Green along with a couple of trees in the bottom, right hand corner.

Fussy cut the deer that is laying down and punch the larger deer using the Deer Builder punch.  Punch out the sentiment using the larger of the Oval options with the Double Oval punch.

Step- By- Step Instructions:

 

Now let’s assemble our card:

Adhere the piece of dsp to the cardbase using stampin seal or tear and tape.  Now adhere the small, stamped piece of Garden Green towards the top of the card.  Using dimensionals, pop up both of the deer as well as the sentiment.  I added a few of the clear Wonderful Gems to the front.  I then added the insert to the card to finish it off.



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