Simon Hurley create. Time to Celebrate! Card by Lieschen Harshbarger

Join Lieschen Harshbarger in a delightful tutorial featuring the latest Simon Hurley create. stamps, stencils, and dye ink pads. Get ready to craft the perfect birthday card filled with creativity and endless fun! 

Instructions

Hi crafty friends! I have had a lot of fun creating cards using these supplies from Simon Hurley’s latest release. In today’s card tutorial, I’ll be using the Big Hugs stamps and dies and the new Polka Dot stencil to make a fun celebration card - perfect to send to a loved one to celebrate a special occasion. I truly enjoyed making this card, and I hope it gives you inspiration to do something fun and creative today! 

 

Simon Hurley create. Time to Celebrate! Card by Lieschen Harshbarger Step 1

Step 1: Trim a piece of Stark White Card stock measuring 4 x 5¼. Then, use the Polka Dot stencil to create a background with Clear Skies, Breakup Blues, and No Diving inks. Next, apply Breakup Blue Lunar Paste using the stencil with the smaller dots. 

 

Simon Hurley create. Time to Celebrate! Card by Lieschen Harshbarger Step 2

Step 2: Next, use three circle nested dies to die cut circles out of the stenciled background. The negative front panel piece can be used to create another fun card. 

 

Simon Hurley create. Time to Celebrate! Card by Lieschen Harshbarger Step 3

Step 3: Trim another piece of Stark White Card stock measuring 4 x 5¼ that will be used as the front panel piece to an A2 card base. Then, use the 5x6 acrylic block and stamps from the Sound Wave background to stamp a few waves. Use Slippery and Wet and Guppy inks to stamp the images. 

 

Simon Hurley create. Time to Celebrate! Card by Lieschen Harshbarger Step 4

Step 4: On another piece of card stock, stamp the cat image from the Big Hugs with Watering Can archival ink. Then, heat emboss with clear embossing powder. Then, die cut the image with the coordinating die. 

 

Simon Hurley create. Time to Celebrate! Card by Lieschen Harshbarger Step 5

Step 5: Next, use a brush to color the cat with Woof!, Rosy Cheeks, and Bee Sting inks. 

 

Simon Hurley create. Time to Celebrate! Card by Lieschen Harshbarger Step 6

Step 6: Use Wendy Vecchi MAKE ART Perfect Card Adhesive to glue the cat onto the front panel piece from step 3. 

 

Simon Hurley create. Time to Celebrate! Card by Lieschen Harshbarger Step 7

Step 7: Next, grab the die cut circles from step 2 and apply small dabs of glue to cluster them together like a bunch of balloons. Then, apply adhesive foam to the back of the cluster to add dimension, and tape them to the front of the panel piece. 

 

Simon Hurley create. Time to Celebrate! Card by Lieschen Harshbarger Step 8

Step 8: Use a black pen to draw some strings from the balloons to one of the paws of the cat image. This will make it look the cat is holding the balloons. 

 

Simon Hurley create. Time to Celebrate! Card by Lieschen Harshbarger Step 9

Step 9: On a piece of Tim Holtz Distress Black Heavystock, stamp one of the sentiments from the Big Hugs stamp set with Emboss It Clear pad. Then, heat emboss it with white embossing powder. 

 

Simon Hurley create. Time to Celebrate! Card by Lieschen Harshbarger Step 10

Step 10: Next, glue the sentiment onto the front panel piece. 

 

Simon Hurley create. Time to Celebrate! Card by Lieschen Harshbarger Step 11

Step 11: To finish the card, add glossy accents to the cat’s ears and paws, and match it with a complimentary envelope and it is ready to be sent to a loved one!

 

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