Hi everyone! Monday and time for another Simon Says Stamp and Show challenge. This week we are focusing on 'seeing stars'. Fabulous DT projects as always, be sure not to miss them.
I often use stars on my projects and had too many ideas for this week, finally I decided to make a series of star struck ATCs.
Here are close-ups of each ATC:
The stamping with the music stamp was done by holding the cling stamp in my hand and not mounting it on a block, which gives a more random impression. I used both first and second generation stamping.
The stars were die cut from black and white cardstock and covered with glass glitter. Film strip ribbon and pearls gave the finishing touches to this starry theme.
A Ranger craft nib was used to colour in the tight spots, such as the buttons.
Highlights and lots of little stars were added with a white gel pen, which looks great on glossy cardstock.
I hope you'll join us this week and show us your projects using stars. As every week, our great sponsor Simon Says Stamp gives a $50 gift voucher to one random participant.
Anna-Karin
Supplies:
Stamps: Artistic Outpost Picture Star, Ephemera Backgrounds
Dies: Sizzix Primitive Stars Framelits
Ink: Archival Ink Jet Black; Distress Ink: Tattered Rose, Black Soot, Antique Linen, Tumbled Glass; Jenni Bowlin Soap Powder, Weather Vane; Adirondack Slate; Memento Summer Sky
Surface: Ranger Glossy Cardstock
Glitter: Stampendous Silver Glass Glitter
Embellishments: Tim Holtz Idea-ology Film Strip Ribbon, Tiny Attacher; Kaiser Pearls
Pen: Uni-Ball Signo White Gel pen
Lovethe limited colours , very striking trace x
ReplyDeleteVery striking colour palette Anna-Karin and fabulous shading. Love your use of the white pen, these ATC's sparkle. Great use of the AO images. Tracy x
ReplyDeleteAnna-Karin...I really love your ATCs. I love the grey to black in the background that you did using the die inks and sponging them on. That looks amazing! Then I really love the subtle coloring of the characters. The glitter glass stars really pop and I so love that vintage shine rising from the grey-black background. It's very striking! I also love the little bits of filmstrip ribbon here and there. You've done such a beautiful job on these. <3 Candy
ReplyDeletelove this look!
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This feels like a return to the Oscars of last year. Love your monochromatic colour scheme. Hugs, Jenny x
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely delightful ATCs Anna-Karin. Your shading is just brilliant and you have worked the white pen very cleverly. I love the lot! A wonderful set-piece! Nicola x
ReplyDeleteI'm star struck, Anna-Karin! Love these glitzy ATCs. So clever using the filmstrip with them!
ReplyDeleteWhat fabulous ATC's Anna-Karin. I love all the images but Fred A is my favourite.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing
Annie x
Love the color palette, so suble and striking at the same time. The little ballerina is great!
ReplyDeleteThese are fantastic! I love them all! Great job!
ReplyDeleteFantastic!
ReplyDeleteoh my goodness! these are just stunning!!!
ReplyDeleteSimply fabulous, the colors are marvelous together!
ReplyDeleteohh Anna-Karin, such wonderful ATC's. Love that they are in black and white with just a little bit of color! Fabulous! Hugs, Sandra
ReplyDeleteLOVE, LOVE, LOVE, and one more LOVE!!! How fun, and how uber gorgeous are these!!!!
ReplyDeleteOh what fun ATC's , your work is amazing!
ReplyDeleteAnna Karin I just loved how you silhouetted the images with the dark sponging! The pop of the glittery stars is fabulous! Fantastic all around!
ReplyDeleteWow! This is so neat, Anna-Karin!! I love the spotlight effect you have going on here!
ReplyDelete*mwah*
Steph
Simon Says Stamp!
I love the ethereal feel of these ATC's, Anna. Blessings!
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing. I just love the "old movie" look of them, that you have achieved so perfectly. The white gel pen does a great job of adding to the starriness, too.
ReplyDeleteТакая волшебная серия АТС не может оставить равнодушной! Великолепно!
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