Stamp Anniething: You are Magic

Today I'm sharing another project using Stamp Anniething's amazing September release called Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewildered. It's such a fun set that was inspired by America's favorite TV witch from the 60's-70's. Today's card uses the stamp that was inspired by the nosy neighbor, Gladys Kravitz. However, when I originally saw this stamp, I thought I could also use her as Tabitha, the little girl in this show. So this is my Tabitha card! Whether you use this stamp as Gladys or Tabitha, it's a cute stamp that you can use for many occasions. 

Stamp Anniething products used:

• Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewildered stamps and outline dies
• Retro Stars Stencil
• Card Mat Die (retired)
• Banner Die (retired)
• Spring Surprise paper pack (retired)

Supplies used:

• White A2 top folding card base
• Black cardstock for mats
• One at 4.25"W x 5.5"H
• One at 3.25"W x 4.25"H
• Teal cardstock for mat 3.25"W x 4.25"H
• Bristol cardstock for stenciling - approximately 4"W x 5"H
• Ranger Transparent Texture Paste mixed with Recollections Fine Glitter (Paradise color)

Copic markers and Prismacolor pencils used:

• Skin: E04, E11, E21, E00, E000
• Cheeks: R20
• Tongue: R20
• Hair: YR24, YR21, Y21
• Eyes: PC938, PC906, PC1027 (Prismacolor pencils)
• Blue green: BG15, BG13, BG11, BG10
• Gray: N5, N3, N1
• White: N3, N1, 0

Notes:

• To create the glitter texture paste, mix extra fine glitter into transparent texture paste (it must be transparent). The ratio I use is 50% paste, 50% glitter. Apply the paste through the stencil using a spatula and scrape off excess using the spatula or small squeegee. Let dry thoroughly then trim to 3"W x 4"H.
• Trim a small piece of patterned paper for the floor and adhere as shown.
• Use the scalloped card mat die to cut out patterned paper for the panel.
• Layer all panels as shown.
• Stamp and trim sentiment with Banner Die. Cut a black mat for the sentiment. Adhere as shown.
• Adhere the colored stamps and you are finished.

I hope you give this card a try! It is really fun playing with texture pastes and stencils. If you don't want to make your own glitter paste, there are many pre-made ones on the market.

Thank you for stopping by. Have a creative day!