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Simon Say Stamp - Gnome Lucky Card



Hello Lovelies! We have over a week before St. Paddies Day, but I'm already seeing green with my Gnome Lucky Card from Simon Says Stamp's Good Luck Charm Release!


As you may be able to tell if you've seen my craft space, I kinda have a thing for green, so I truly indulged myself here with green cardstock, ink and markers for this festive card. The pop of yellow, gives contrast and your eyes an opportunity to rest from all of that green.


I think that I may be the only PaperCrafter that does not enjoy coloring with markers as much as I should, but I'm so glad that I made the effort here on my little gnome. In addition to markers, let's review the key supplies for this card.


Card Essentials:



Click here to view the full supply list or check out the one linked in the gallery at the bottom of this post when you have finished exploring this card.


Let's go green all the things!



 

I'M FEELING LUCKY CARD - Stenciling, Copic Coloring, Die-cutting and Paper-piecing

Card Base: 4 1/4" x 5 1/2"

Featuring:

  • Simon Says Stamp Gnome Lucky Stamp Set

  • Simon Says Stamp Gnome Lucky Die Set

  • Simon Says Stamp Layered Confetti Stencils

  • Simon Says Stamp Nested Domed Arches Die Set

  • Simon Says Stamp Strips 1 Die Set

  • Simon Says Stamp Pawsitively Saturated Ink Pads Trio 8 and Trio 3 OR individually - Sprout, Fairway, Field, Lemonade, Sunbeam

  • Simon Says Stamp Intense Black Ink Pad

  • Simon Says Stamp Blending Brushes Small - Lucky, Citrine

  • Simon Says Stamp Reverse Sentiment Strips - Lucky

  • Wendy Vecchi Make Art Stay-tion




PREPARE THE STENCIL BACKGROUND & INK-BLENDED DIECUT

Secure largest-size Layered Confetti stencil over white cardstock.













Apply Sprout ink with Lucky Blending Brush through openings in stencil.













Apply Fairway ink with Lucky Blending Brush through openings in stencil.













Apply Field ink with Lucky Blending Brush through openings in stencil.













Completed stenciled background should look like this.
















Stamp the Lucky Gnome image in Intense Black over the stenciled background as shown.













Die-cut the image using the corresponding Lucky Gnome outline die.














Die-cut a dome out of white cardstock.















Ink with Lemonade as shown using the Citrine Blending Brush.













Ink with Citrine around the top and 3/4 way down the die-cut as shown using the Citrine Blending Brush.













 


PREPARE DIE-CUTS

Stamp the Lucky Gnome image again, as well as the horseshoe in Intense Black onto plain white cardstock.


Stamp two clovers, one in Sprout and one in Fairway.