Hello Harvest Sneak Peak -- Hope Your Birthday Is Tea-rrific

Hello Harvest Sneak Peak -- Hope Your Birthday Is Tea-rrific

Hello Honey Bee friends!  The new Hello Harvest release  is awesome! It is filled with so many awesome products including the Life's Sweet Moments stamps and coordinating Honey Cuts that I've used on this card.!

Do you enjoy creating backgrounds with masked images?  If so, this one's for you!

First I created the background.  You will need a stamp positioning tool like the MISTI to do this technique.

Place a 4-¼" x 5-½" piece of white cardstock into a corner of your stamping tool.  Ink up the cup from the Life's Sweet Moments stamp set with Intense black ink and then stamp the ink off onto scrap paper once.  Next I stamped it onto my 80# white cardstock piece.  (I didn't want the lines to be too dark as I plan to come back and gold heat emboss the image.)

Very important:  DO NOT remove the stamp from the lid of the stamping tool.

Next I stamped the cup onto masking paper and cut it out with my scissors.  Set aside the cup portion of the masking paper.  Adhere the negative portion of the mask onto the cardstock panel around the stamped cup.  I placed one of the flower stamps from the Life's Sweet Moments set onto a stamp block.  I inked it up with Intense black ink and stamped it near the edge of the coffee cup.  I repeated these steps with one more flower.

I stamped a mask for each flower, cut it out, and placed it over the stamped image.  Then I stamped leaves around the flowers and removed the masks.  Next I colored the cup with Copic markers.  I used the warm grays of W3, W1, and W00 to color the cup.

Place the colored panel back into the stamp positioning tool.  Add some anti-static powder and stamp the cup again with clear embossing ink.  Add gold embossing powder and set with a heat tool.

Next I placed the mask for the cup over the cup.  After I sprayed the back of the NEW Swirl & Flourish Stencil with Pixie Spray.  I placed it over the panel and masked image.  Then I added a strip of masking tape about 2" above the bottom edge of the panel.  I carefully spread some pearl texture paste, that I have in my stash, through the stencil with a palette tool.

Carefully remove the stencil, masking tape, and the mask on the cup and set the piece aside to dry.

While panel is drying, I stamped more flowers, the saucer, and cupcake from the Life's Sweet Moments stamp set with Intense Black Ink.  I colored the images with my Copic markers and cut them out with the coordinating dies.  (NOTE:  I also added gold embossing powder to the saucer using the same technique as described above.)

When the texture paste was dry, I added a piece of masking tape to mask off the bottom of the stenciled area and inked on brown ink with a blender brush.  I used a brown pencil and t-square ruler to draw lines to emulate wood planks.

I adhered the images with foam tape.  The sentiments are from the Hello Sweet Tea stamp set, stamped in black ink, and cut out with the coordinating dies.  I popped them up with foam strips.

I added some sparkle to the sprinkles on the cupcake by dotting each sprinkle with glue.  Then I added some clear chunky glitter.  After the glues dries, it's so pretty!

I really enjoyed making this scene!  It is so fun to mask off images to create a unique card!  Be sure to check back this evening for the links to the NEW Hello Harvest products I've used.

Thank you so much for stopping by!

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