Thursday, May 30, 2013

Happy Mother's Day in France...

Hello Dear Stamper Friends:
Last Sunday, while we were here in the US commemorating Memorial Week end...
Overseas, in France to be exact,  they were celebrating Mother's day...they celebrate it on the 4th Sunday of May...unlike us when it is at the beginning of this month...

So, I featured this card  at the French blog "Un Brin de Créativité" for Memory Box,...this past week end, for all the "french" moms out there

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I stamped the fountain twice, one on top of the other one,  using the masking technique and use of the stamp positioner known as the Stamp-a-ma-jig to ensure a  good positioning...in order to make this lovely bird bath. I colored it with "Prismacolor" Pencils...


The leaves were inserted inside the Trellis and here it is the items that I used...


Step by Step of the Technique:
1- You will need a stamp-a-ma-jig / stamp positioner (mine is from "Apple Pie Memories: Stamp Positioner" that I bought at Joan's) and a mask of the stamped image (sticky paper: I used "Eclipse Tape")
2-Stamp the image in the lower center of your cardstock and cover it with the mask

Step #1
Step #2

3-Stamp against the clear angle block the image in the clear sheet as shown
4-Place the clear sheet above the first stamped image on your cardstock...that it is still covered with the mask

Step #3
Step #4

5-Remove clear sheet, leaving in place the clear angle block and stamp a second fountain against the angle block, remember your mask is still in place...
6-Result: take off the mask and you have 2 fountains on top of each other..

Step # 5
Step # 6
Notice the double loop in the bow, made with the "Bow-Easy" and glued with "Fabri-Tac"


I added some chocolate pearls and that 's it...
A last look...



Thanks for visiting...

I will be bringing to you shortly some cards for men since Father's day is around the corner...until then have a nice day...

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13 comments:

  1. This a stunning card and so well done Bibiana...who would have guessed you stamped the fountain twice! Thanks for the tutorial of your secret - LOL!

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  2. This is such a beautiful card and a really clever technique...thank you so much for sharing how you did this...

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  3. Hi Bibiana this is so beautiful I love how you have used that trellis die cut, the colours and card design look superb.
    hugs
    lorraine x

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  4. Fabulous design Bibiana, love the pretty stamped image with your fun framed paper colors and ribbon.

    Regards diane

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  5. Bibiana look at you with those pretty dies. I just love what you did with them. This card is so pretty. Your colors are so pretty too. I want to go to France. I love the pictures I have been seeing on Pinterest. Maybe someday I will get to visit!
    Bear Hugs,
    Carol

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  6. your cards have so many beautiful details, such a fab design to celebrate Mothers day in Paris!

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  7. I always enjoy seeing what you've done with the dies. The double stamped bird bath is a great idea and looks fabulous. Wonderful card! Hugs!

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  8. Bibiana, I just LOVE that double decker birdbath and your perfect bow! This is a Fabulous card!

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  9. Good morning sweetie this is just gorgeous huggles Pops x x x

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  10. Your card is absolutely gorgeous. I see I have
    to add some new items to my shopping list.

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  11. WOW! such a beautiful card and I love the technique! Thank you for visiting my blog and have a fantastic weekend!!
    Hugs,
    Norma

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  12. Wow Bibiana this is a gorgeous card its so creative, wonderful instructions,brilliantly constructed, you're the BOMB woman, I loooove it. Its nice to see others love and appreciate your work too..

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THANKS again, Bibiana