4/12/2018

Dream Catcher Card ~ Unity Blog Hop

Hi there, it's Gaylynn here with a dream catcher handmade card for the Unity Stamp Co. blog hop.


Sentiment:  Dream.

For this card, I stamped onto watercolor paper with waterproof ink and then masked the edges of the card front.  I allowed portions of the stamped image to extend into the frame area.  The dream catcher was lightly colored with Copic markers.  I then added layers of distress oxide ink for the background.  I lightly spritzed the card front with water.  Removing the masking tape leaves a white frame look.  For the top portion, I made a gold embossed sentiment topper on vellum.  Finally, I finished with adhesive pearl accents.

Here is a quick video tutorial for this dream catcher card.


Here are the stamp kits used and they are linked further down in this post.

SMAK Kit



Here is another look at the finished card.


Supplies:  Unity Stamp Co. Stay Close To Your People April 2018 SMAK and Big Inspiration Big Words; vellum, MFT die-namics, Copic markers BG10, G0000; Ranger archival ink, distress oxide ink, distress embossing ink and watercolor paper; adhesive pearls, MSC copper embossing powder.

Hop along with us.


We have TWO amazing Unity filled prize packages to give away. Leave a comment on EACH design team member’s blog in the hop for your chance to win. {We will announce the winners on the Unity blog MONDAY night.}
                      Gaylynn (You're here)
              Joslyn   (Next)
Unity Stamp Company

Thanks for stopping by.  I look forward to your comments.
Have a wonderful day.


31 comments:

  1. So pretty. I love your colors, patterns, texture, and design. Just lovely.

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  2. A very pretty card Gaylynn! I love how your background gently glows!

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  3. Lovely card with dream catcher.
    stamping sue
    http://stampingsueinconnecticut.blogspot.com/

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  4. Beautiful. Love the big word on there

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  5. Beautiful card! Love that sentiment and how you used it.

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  6. Beautiful background for the focus stamp set!

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  7. wow! those words are enormous! I loved seeing the shine in the video. You paired these together perfectly.

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  8. I love the background on your card, such a beautiful color. Thanks for sharing.❤️

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  9. Dreamy background!!!! Just perfect!

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  10. What a striking card! Love the colors and layout - so rich and dimensional.

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  11. Beautiful dream catcher card. Masking off the edges to keep them white is something I never thought about before. Thank you for sharing your techniques

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  12. Mounting the dream on a piece of velum looks great. Very pretty.

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  13. Beautiful card, beautiful images. I love the quiet colors that blend so well with the embossed sentiment. I don't have the SMAK kit, but I do have the Unity Itty Bitty dream catcher, and you've given me a couple of great ideas.

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  14. Gorgeous card. Thanks for the inspiration--I need to bust out my SMAK and get going! LOL!

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  15. Beautiful card!!! I love the copper coloring. I will have to use more of my copper embossing powder.
    --Phaline Mays

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  16. Fabulous Gaylynn!! Love the goldembossed sentiment, looks great on vellum!!

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  17. I love everything about your dreamcatcher card! I forget to use vellum and I am excited to for the inspiration you just gave me. I love this stamp the colors you chose and the pearls add a touch of tradition that is great with the whimsical flow of the stamped image.

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  18. This is some kind of fabulous 😊. Love it!

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  19. And now I want this!!!! Dang Unity!!! Nice Card creations!!! Nailed it!!!

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  20. Although i don’t do dream catchers I am in Love with your background technique and the smak kit...Love your work Gaylynn!

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  21. So dreamy--I like the vellum for the sentiment.

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  22. I like the velum sentiment used with the dream catcher...

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