Tupelo Designs LLC DT Project using Alte New Stamp set

Aloha Guys!

Today I made a card for The Tupelo Designs LLC’s DT Project using the New Alte New Stamp set, Painted Butterflies. This is a very Beautiful stamp set that basically does all the work for you. This is also a 3 Step stamp set which means there’s different layers that can go on top of each other to create this multi colored painted look. This is a very popular set so it might be sold out but at Tupelo Designs LLC, you can Pre-order them so you’ll have yours as soon as it becomes available. And you know how Fast Their shipping is, Amazing! I’m also using another New stamp set from Impressions Obsessions which also can be Pre-ordered. It’s a distress brick wall, and it has so much texture, it’s really cool. I’m using a lot of New products today, I might as well play with them all at once, right? Lol

For my card base, I have a top folding A2 size card stock which is Neenah, by the way. I also cut another white card stock measuring 4″x%5 1/4″ and another cut using the MFT’s stitched rectangle die. I’m going to make my own background paper using the Obsessions Impression’s Background stamp inked up with Tim Holtz distress mini ink pad. I do have the whole collection of the full size ink pads which I still use, but sometimes the little ones are just easier. I stamped out the brick wall and put it aside and will work on our focal panel. I stamped out the Thank you sentiment using the same Alte New stamp set and I stamped out one of the butterflies using the New Cracked Pistachio and Peacock feathers. The 2nd butterfly was stamped using the New Abandoned coral and Festive berries. I also stamped out a small butterfly using the same abandoned coral. After doing so, I attached some Cartwright Moonshine sequins and added some Wink of Stella clear pens on the butterflies for the finishing touch. It’s super easy and simple but it looks like you took a while to make this card. I do have a full tutorial on my Youtube Channel with more description of this 3 step stamping. I hope you enjoyed this cad and please subscribe and follow for more inspirations and ideas. Thank you, and Mahalo:)

Link to the video below