Stampin’ Up! Whale of A Time
Happy, rainy, soggy day!
The card I am featuring today is created using the Whale of A Time. It is amazing how you get stuck on some stamp set or DSP and continue to make cards from the same set because you feel it is your favorite and you have so many others that you have barely made one card with it. That is why I decided to use this today, I have maybe used it once and it will probably be one of the sets that gets retired soon.
My inspiration for today’s card is the Sunday Stamps Challenge. Getting Blocked. I like both these designs and could not resist creating for both designs.
Start with a card base of Pretty Peacock, add a panel of Whale of A Time DSP that has been matted on a Basic White card stock panel using Multipurpose Liquid Glue.
Cut three Basic White card stock panels for mats that will be adhered to the three panels cropped from Whale Of A Time DSP using one of the smaller Stitched Rectangle Dies. After being adhered to the Basic White mats, adhere to the background panel. Fussy cut a turtle from a panel of the Whale Of A Time DSP and pop on the card front between two of the panels.
The greeting is stamped on a scrap of the Whale Of A Time DSP in Tuxedo Memento Black ink and then cropped using one of the small dies from the Stitched Rectangle Dies. It is matted on a scrap of Basic White card stock and popped over the panels on the card front.
Use a panel of the Whale Of A Time DSP that matches the card front for the inside sentiment panel.
The medium Basic White envelope gets the other half of the panel of Whale Of A Time DSP added to the envelope flap.
If you would like to create this card all the products used and the card cuts are at the end of this post.
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Stampin’ Up! Products Used in Creating This Card
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Card Cuts
- Pretty Peacock card stock
- Card Base — 5-1/2″ x 8-1/2″ scored & folded at 4-1/4″
- Basic White card stock
- Mats for focal panels cut 3 – 1-5/16″ x 3-3/8″
- Mat for greeting — 1/2″ x 2-1/2″
- Whale Of A Time DSP
- Focal panels — 1-1/8″ x 3-1/4″
- Sentiment panel — 4″ x 5-1/4″
- Greeting — 38″ x 2-3/8″
12 thoughts on “Stampin’ Up! Whale of A Time”
Double winner winner! Big congrats! Love that little turtle. I need to pull this paper back out too! TFS
Thank you so much Susan.
I love this card. The ocean scene is so beautiful and the colors in this DSP is gorgeous! Great take on the sketch! SO happy you joined us at Sunday Stamps!
Claire, thank you so much for your sweet comment and for choosing my card.😊
Both cards you made for this week’s Sunday Stamps are gorgeous! I really love the turtle bridging the gap between the two panels. Thank you for joining us this week!
Thank you so much Heidi.😊
Love this so much, Shirley – this is my all-time fave DSP ever, and what a great way to show it off in these panels! Brilliant having that turtle swimming across! Thanks so much for playing at Sunday Stamps!
Thanks so much, Heather.
What a sweet card! Love the little turtle swimming across the underwater scene. 🙂
Thanks Amy.
Love this! The fussy cut turtle swimming between the two panels is awesome cute! 🙂
Thanks Mary.
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