Thank You – A One Layer Card

Today I am playing along with the Tic Tac Toe Challenge. Great way to challenge yourself and have some fun too. I chose to go diagonally from the bottom left to upper right: One Layer, Distress Inks, and All Things Round.

ButterDishDesigns - TTTC009

Here is the challenge board I had to pick from:

I made 4 masks with 4 different circle punches. Using them one at a time until I reached the look I desired. Here are some pictures of the process.

ButterDishDesigns - Circle Punch Distress

ButterDishDesigns - Circle Punch Distress 1

ButterDishDesigns - Circle Punch Distress 2

ButterDishDesigns - Circle Punch Distress 3

ButterDishDesigns - Circle Punch Distress 4

ButterDishDesigns - Circle Punch Distress 5

I guess I was in the moment as I missed taking a picture of the last mask, but you get the gist of it.

ButterDishDesigns - Circle Punch Distress 6

So much fun creating this and the possibilities are endless. Thanks for stopping by.

Keep Creating!
Tricia

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16 thoughts on “Thank You – A One Layer Card”

  1. I love this card and the fact that it is so creatively done and a one layer card makes it that much more amazing. Thanks for posting the tutorial. I am totally inspired to try this, Tricia.

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  2. Loved this as a one layered card. Very interesting design. How did you do tiny tiny circles. What stamp set is this? I would love to case this. Or…teach it in a class. It is both challenging and simple. Thank you.

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    • Thank you, Pat! I used one of the stamps from the Playful Backgrounds stamp set. I used a sponge dauber and sponged Lemon Lime Twist, Bermuda Bay and Calypso Coral inks directly onto the stamp in various patterns starting with the lightest color. Cleaning the stamp in-between each use in order to keep the colors vibrant instead of muddied. Might be a bit much for class unless the class fee included the set for each so they could work together. Hope this helps!

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  3. Are you kidding me?!?! This is SO awesome! What a great idea. Thank you for the step by step pictures, too. I have to try this with my middle school art group. They’ll go nuts for it. As ever, you are so inspiring. TFS

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    • Thank you so much for your kind comment as it truly brightened my day! I am sure they would love it. I hope you will share some of their creations, as I would love to see them.

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  4. Yes, brilliant! Love the way you made your own circle stencils! And the little bubbles inside are adorable! Love to have you play with us at Tic Tac Toe Challenges!

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  5. Tricia,
    Wow! I’m amazed such a lovely one layer card. So happy you shared your process with us. Thank you so much for joining us this week over on the Tic Tac Toe challenge………Hope to see more of your creations in the gallery.

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  6. Congratulations on being chosen winner over at TTT challenge. I popped over for a closer look and wanted to say I love your one-layer card. Those are so hard for me and always seem so flat. Yours pops though! That dab of Calypso Coral adds so much and the contrast of the black flowers and words to those gorgeous circles is awesome! Thanks for the good directions and for the inspiring idea!

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  7. your card really caught my eye on Mary Fish’s blog. I love masking technique, and will have to play with your idea. I think customers would love creating this for a class. Thanks for your inspiration, and your lovely card.

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