Welcome to Day One of Joy Clair's New Release. Today I am featuring two new Joy Clair Stamp releases, A Little Wine and Ooh La La. Both of these new stamp sets are so much fun to play with. My first two cards feature A Little Wine stamp set.
To make this first card, I die cut a piece of white card stock using the the Pleated Lace Rectangle Die. I ink blended the card stock and splattered it with black ink and gold paint. I stamped the image on white card stock, colored it with Copic Markers and die cut it with an oval die from my stash. I also cut an oval frame out of blue card stock. I glued the oval to the center of the blended card stock. I stamped the sentiment, cut it out, and framed it with black card stock. I glued this to the top of the card. I cut a piece of black card stock 1/8 of an inch bigger than the blended piece and glued those together. I adhered this piece to a white A2 card base. I added gold Nuvo drops for extra bling.
For my next card, I found an ink blended background in my stash and splattered it with black ink. I die cut a white piece of card stock with a die from my stash. I glued this to my background. I stamped the mouse and wine glass onto white card stock and colored them with Copic Markers I added Glossy Accents to the wine glass and then sprinkled glitter over it before it was dry. I fussy cut both stamped images and the sentiment. I glued them to the background. I used a black strip from my stash to ground the images. I offset the sentiment with a piece of black card stock and glued it to the card. I framed this with a black piece of card stock and glued the whole thing to a white A2 card base. I added black Nuvo drops for extra dimension.
The next two cards feature the Ooh La La stamp set.
To make this card, I used an alcohol ink blended background from my stash. I cut an oval from a white piece of card stock measuring 4 inches by 5 1/4 inches. I cut a piece of acetate bigger than the oval, and glued it to the back of the white card stock to make a shaker card. I stamped the image, fussy cut it, and colored it with Copic Markers. I glued this to the middle of my blended background so it would be in the middle of the oval. I added a double layer of foam tape around the back of the oval cut piece, added some sequins, and glued the two pieces together to make the shaker card. I stamped, fussy cut, and colored the lipstick and eyeshadow case. I glued these onto the white oval piece. I added this to an A2 yellow card base. I added extra sequins to the front of the card. I cut out both sentiments and framed them with yellow card stock and glued them to the card. I love how colorful this card is!!!
For the second card, I started with a piece of white card stock. I stenciled it with yellow and pink inks using the Fish Net Stencil found at Joy Clair. I offset the stencil to make an over all pattern. I used clear glitter gel over the pink areas to make them stand out. I stamped and colored the image with Copic Markers and fussy cut it. I added gold sparkle to the purse. After the background was completely dry, I glued the image to the card stock and used a yellow and gold sticker lines to ground the image. I framed the card with a piece of black card stock cut 1/8 of an inch larger than the decorative piece and then glued this to an A2 gold glittery card base. **Make sure you clean your stencil and tools right away after using the glitter gel**
Be sure to check all the new stamps sets at Joy Clair Designs. Don't forget to look at the dies and stencils too! You have your choice of a clear stamp set or a digital stamp set.
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I hope you have a chance to look at this fun, new stamp sets. if you have any questions, please leave a comment below or email me at lindahpd@aol. Have a great day! Stay safe. Stay well!
Happy Creating!!!
Linda
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