Hello! A fellow cardmaker, Helene Siermans Petterson, @nicksscrapshack, and I started chatting about all the places these little mice would explore and we decided to make a Jurassic Park themed card. Hers turned out adorable of course, https://www.instagram.com/p/DG-eVnJgAgr/?img_index=1. This is my take!
I decided on a slimline card because there were so many little things that I wanted to put on it. I cut the background from white cardstock using Lawn Fawn's Large Slimline with Sliders die. I inked the sky by lightly inking the area with Tumbled Glass Distress Oxide Ink and then went back with Prize Ribbon Distress Oxide using the Slimline Cloudy Stencil.
For my little volcanos, I used the Stitched Mountain Border to cut my range out of Ground Coffee cardstock. I cut the little snow tops from Pumpkin cardstock and applied them to the mountains. To turn the mountains into volcanos, I cut the top of the mountain off and then rounded the edges. To give the background a little more interest, I used the Slimline Picket Fence die with white cardstock, the Slimline Stitched Hillside Borders with Paper Bag cardstock, and Slimline Grassy Hillside Border with Algae cardstock. To give my card a little more dimension, I cut another layer of Algae cardstock with the Slimline Grassy Hillside Border and popped it up with some foam tape. I added a couple of clouds using white cardstock and the Puffy Cloud Frame die.
The stamps sets that I used are, It's A Bird, Rawrsome, and Critters In The Desert. They were colored with Copic markers in the following colors:
- E30,
E31, E35, E37, R20, R21, R22 - Mice
- G21,
G43, YG63 - Brontosaurus
- Y26,
YR23, YR24 - Triceratops
- YR12,
YR15, YR18, Y35 - Stegosaurus
- YG93,
G94, G99 - Cactus
For the sentiment, I used the one included with the Rawrsome stamp set. I heat embossed it using black and white embossing powder.
This was definitely a fun little challenge. I can only imagine where these little guys to travel to next.
Thanks so much for stopping by today!
Sandy