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Friday 30 April 2021

'Man on the Moon Machine.'

 Good afternoon Lovelies,

Thank you for your visits and comments on my last post, which are much appreciated as always.     Hope everyone is well and safe.    Here we are in the last day of April, where has the beginning of the year gone!     I think it is time to share another of my cards, made for Imagination Craft's show on the Create & Craft T.V. Channel earlier this month.   This is made using products from Imagination's 'Fantasy Steampunk' collection, Stencil, Rice papers, Stamps.  Sparkle & Twinkle and  Cadence Finger Wax.   I think this is my favourite rice paper from the collection......such a fun design.


Roughly cut out the section of the rice paper with the ' man on the moon machine' and the three clock faces.,   slightly larger than a seven and a half inch square of white card. 

Using the Cadence decoupage glue fix the rice paper to the square of white card, bending the extra rice paper to the back of the white square and  securing with the glue.


Cut out the left-hand section of the rice paper from the second sheet of the same design and glue this to a spare piece of white card, using the decoupage glue and leave to dry.



Cut out the man on the moon machine and the three clock faces, trimming away any excess white card   Using the Wild Honey Distress Ink, blend it on parts of the background and the clock faces,  then blend some Black Soot Distress ink around the edges of the card.

Rub some Aztec Gold Finger Wax around the edges of the card on top of the inks.

Lay the words 'Tick Tock' from the stencil onto the top right of the background card and secure with blue low tack tape or stencil spray and spread some Bright Copper Sparkle & Twinkle through the design, using a metal spatula.

 Remove the stencil and leave the image to dry. 


Matt and layer the background card onto an 8" x 8" white base card.

Colour the three cut out clock faces and the man on the moon machine with a little of the wild honey distress ink.


Fix these two images on top of the original images on the background card, using silicone glue.   Paint a small piece of white card with the gold finger wax and when dry, stamp three cog wheels from the stamp set onto it, using a black ink pad.   Cut these out and glue them to the cogs on the  moon machine.



From the left-over gold card, punch out 6 small circles and glue 5  to each of the dark brown/black diamonds on the background design and the other onto the centre of the top cog on the moon machine.   Next punch out 4 tiny gold circles and glue to the  clock faces.



 

Below  are a couple of photographs taken at an angle to show the dimension on the cards.



 

Well that's all from me for the moment, I will be back again soon with another card to share with you but it won't be from this collection....not sure what the subject will be (whatever takes my fancy lol!)   In the meantime, take good care of yourselves and above all........ be happy.

                                                                Love and rainbows,

                                                                  Hugs   Jennifer xx.


 

 

 

 

 

 

 




3 comments:

  1. Wow Jennifer absolutely adorable, love the Steampunk characters, dimension and fabulous tutorial. You are the Queen of tutorials.

    Hugs diane

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  2. What a fabulous card, must admit this is my favourite out of those you've made. Love and hugs and have a great weekend xx

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  3. WOW!! Jennifer your card is stunning, I of course love the steampunk elements and the wonderful colours and texture. It's a fabulous design. Hope you are having a good wekend, kate x

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