Brutus Monroe Inspiration Team Blog Hop - Anything Goes 3

Hey there! Great to have you with us on the blog hop today. The Brutus Monroe Inspiration Team theme for this week is Anything Goes! We pick what we want to feature in our posts for this hop, so I chose images from the new Feathered Friends Stamp Set.

To begin, I stamped out the cage and bird images on white cardstock using Raven Detail Ink. I colored the image in with Copic markers and cut it out with my Scan N Cut.

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Then, on an A2-sized card base of Neenah Desert Storm cardstock, I stamped the branch image out along the bottom and left using Raven Detail Ink. I intentionally left the top right area empty in order to write a sentiment.

I popped the bird and cage image up on some foam tape along the right edge of the branches. Then I wrote my own sentiment, “I sing because I’m free,” with a Tombow .5 Mono Drawing Pen and a Fudenosuke Brush Pen.


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I hope you enjoyed my card featuring images from the Feathered Friends Stamp Set today. You will find a grid of supplies listed below, as well as the hop list to continue hopping.

Thanks again for joining me today! Enjoy the rest of your week!


(you are here) DANIEL

JESS (go here next)

LAUREN 

BERINA

LUISANA

CASSIE

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Brutus Monroe Inspiration Team Blog Hop - Color Crush 3

Of course, I wanted to do an ink blended background, seeing as it’s one of my favorite techniques. For Christmas I received the Picket Fence Life-Changing Blender Brushes. And I am thrilled with them. But I needed a set to use just with my Surface Inks because they are a different ink formulation from water-reactive inks like Catherine Pooler Inks or Distress Inks. Surface Inks are permanent once dried which is a fantastic

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Brutus Monroe Inspiration Team Blog Hop - Recreate

Hello there to all the Arties hanging out with me today on the blog hop! What an honor to have you all visiting my post for the Brutus Monroe Inspiration Team Blog Hop. This week, the team features RECREATIONS of cards other team members have made.

If you watch Sneaky Pete on Amazon Prime, Season 3 involves art counterfeiting. So I kind of felt like a real confidence man as I created the card for this post. I chose Jessica Francisco’s koi fish card from December 31, 2018. I really enjoyed how the white and gold bounced off the dark blue cardstock to create a stark contrast.

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Catherine Pooler Storybook Collection Release Blog Hop

Welcome to our celebration of the Storybook Collection Release from Catherine Pooler Designs. We are blog hopping today. Daniel West here with a few cards to highlight the dude-ly and fantastic nature of this innovative collection of stamps, dies and other goodies.

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Brutus Monroe Inspiration Team Blog Hop - May Subscription Items

Hey y’all!! Daniel here, super glad to have you visit my blog today. The Brutus Monroe Inspiration Team Blog Hop features the B|M subscription items for the month of May. My card in particular shows off the May Stencil of the Month and a sentiment from the latest Inspiration Box.

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Brutus Monroe Inspiration Team Blog Hop - This One is for Your Mom

Hi there!! Welcome to the Del & Artie stop on the Mother’s Day blog hop from the Brutus Monroe Inspiration Team. We feature card’s for our mommas today. My card was inspired by a card created by a friend of mine on instagram, Michelle Peckham, (@icardink).

My card doesn’t actually say mom anywhere, but when I was a kid, I would tell my mom she was my favorite mom in the world. Of course, now that I’m older, she still holds the title, but shares it with my wife, Paula.

To start my card I took out the floral spray image from the Conservatory of Quotes stamp set from Brutus Monroe. I stamped it out on some Neenah Solar White cardstock with Raven detail ink. Raven and alcohol based markers like Copics pair well together.

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I colored in the image with one yellow-green and three shades of red-violet Copic markers. The image has shading already built-in on the leaves, so I did not use more than one shade of green. Then, I cut out the image with my Brother Scan N Cut.

Then, I trimmed down a piece of Cotton Candy cardstock from Cardstock Warehouse to 4 1/8 x 5 1/2”. I embossed the “You’re My Favorite” sentiment from the Super Sentimental stamp set and the corner floral spray from the Beautiful Blossoms stamp set with Alabaster Embossing Powder.

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I made an A2 sized card base out of some Neenah Solar White 110lb cardstock. I scored it down the middle and trimmed off about 2 inches from the right front. Then, I glued Cotton Candy panel to the inside panel of the cardbase facing forward.

To finished off the card, I adhered the floral spray onto the front flap of the cardbase leaving a third of it hanging off the right side of the flap.


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I hope you enjoyed this Mothers Day card. I have added a supplies grid below for your convenience. I ‘d appreciate you using it if I have inspired you to shop for any of these items.

Please continue to hop along with the rest of the team to see what everyone else made for their momma. The blog hop list is below the supplies grid.

Thanks for joining me today and have a crafty and fun-filled day.

DANIEL (you are here)

(go here next) JESS

LUISANA

LAUREN

BERINA

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