How to 3D a stamped image by Inge Groot

Goodmorning girls, today I am going to show you how to 3D a stamped image. It really isn't that hard and it gives your card such a nice dimensional touch. It's a bit more time consuming than a regular card but with good preparation it only takes about 10 minutes more to finish!

First I pick the image I want to work with and choose some nice designpapers to go along with it. I've picked  my favorite xmas stamp from last year, Willow with Stocking. Stamp a main image and 4 others (sometimes you can use more or less, it all depends on the image you use)

Cut out the main image and place it on the card ( I always glue everything together when I am completely ready picking the designpapers and embellishments)

Now look carefully at your image and choose which parts you want to cut out to get dimension. I've made four steps with Willow.

Colour your images. I colour all the steps for a nice finishing touch.

Use the pergamano Ball Tool/Embossing Tool (Thank you Paula;-)) to puff out the parts of the images before you glue them on the main image with little foam pads. I think 3Dkit gives a better result but I didn't had that in stock when creating this card. Note to self: be prepared when making a tutorial;-)

Here's the image completely done! Don't you love the sight of all the layers and the bling of the Stickles *sigh*

And here's the card ready to be send to Katharina for the Stamp Mekka next month.

Hope you've liked this little tutorial, if you have any questions please do ask and I will try to help you out.

Supplies

Stamps: Willow with Stocking

Paper: Green and Red Prism Cardstock, Xmas designpaper

Accessories: E line flowers, E line Swirl, brads

Tool: Quikcutz and Holy Leaves die

Color Medium: Copic Sketches, chalk, Stickles

-A huge thanks to Debby and Mariska for their inspiring 3D cards-

Have a wonderful day!

Inge xx