Silver Elephant Craftique: Blank Page Muse Art Rubber Stamps: Have a Wonderful Day Filled with Happiness

As you all know, Blank Page Muse is known for their excellent red rubber stamps. They are continuing with their rubber stamps, but have now added clear photopolymer stamps! Today I am sharing a card with stamps I used from the Special Day Set Clear Sentiments Birthday Stamp Set designed by Pam Bray. Although the name of this stamp set indicates its a birthday set, it also has sentiments for other occasions, including thinking of you, hugs, and have a wonderful day filled with happiness. It's a fabulous set to have in your stash!

Supplies:

Blank Page Muse: Special Day Set Clear Sentiments Birthday Stamp Set
A2 size white card base
Black cardstock for mat 5-7/8"W x 4-1/8"H
White cardstock for card front 5-1/4"W x 4"H
Masking tape/paper
1-3/4" circle punch
Distress Ink or Oxide Ink: Stormy Sky, Faded Jeans, Hickory Smoke
Blending brushes and Blending foam brush
Stamp positioner or stamping blocks
Black ink pad
Decorative washi tape of choice
Gray pearl gems

Instructions:

Place a 2"x2" piece of masking tape on a piece of scrap cardstock the same size. Punch out a circle using the 1-3/4" circle punch to be used as a mask for the moon.

Place the moon on the left side of the card front. Using the blending brush, apply Distress Ink or Oxide ink in Stormy Sky. Next, apply Faded Jeans towards the outside edges, leaving a bright ring around the moon and some space for the sentiment. Lastly, apply the Hickory Smoke on top of the Faded Jeans, concentrating on the corners and edges of the card.

Peel off the mask from the moon and gently apply Faded Jeans to the moon to make some shadows.

Stamp the first dandelion so that the head of the flower is over the center of the moon. Then stamp the one on the left and then one on the right.

Stamp the small butterfly on the center of the moon, placing it on the top end of the moon. Then stamp another small butterfly on the left. Use the larger butterfly to stamp one on the right.
Stamp the sentiment.