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Wednesday, October 27, 2010

Artistic Outpost - OZ Collage Release

Today is release day for Artistic Outpost. The release is of an Oz collage and I love all the images. I have been happily stamping away with the new stamp plate and couldn't share anything til today!

Here is the Oz Collage from Artistic Outpost (Mounted, Unmounted)


Here is one of my projects created using the fabulous Lion and Tin Man.


As soon as I saw the lion I thought of an easel card with raffia as fringe like a mane. The background paper is actually a section of the original book "The Wizard of Oz".  I found it on-line and cut and paste it into word and printed it out onto cardstock.
Stamp the image on a circle using Versafine Vintage Sepia. I colored mine using watercolor pencils. Sponge edges using Memento Bahama Blue. Run tape around edge of back of circle multiple times. Cut small strips of raffia. Fold in half and attach to edge of circle.Attach second circle to cover back after all raffia is attached. 

Cut card base using 5 1/2" x 11" brown cardstock. Score at 2 5/8" on front of card. Cut background paper pieces 5 1/4" x 5 1/4", 5 1/4" x 2 1/4" (2 pieces). Sponge edges of background paper using blue dye ink and brown dye ink. 

Attach background paper. Cut strip of brown cardstock 1/2" x 5 1/4". layer strips of raffia across middle of inside of card. Layer one strip of brown cardstock over raffia.  Accent with raffia.

Attach circle to bottom half of front of card. Create sentiment using stickers.

In celebration of Artistic Outpost's Third Anniversary, all rubber stamps are 20% from now until November 5th. That includes all unmounteds and mounteds. Simply use the code: Anniversary at check out to receive your discount.

The design team has created some really beautiful projects and cards which you can go see in the Artistic Outpost Gallery. The design team is also sharing fabulous projects on their blogs:  

Have a wonderful day!
Suzz

19 comments:

  1. Love your easel card! The fringe does remind me of a lion's mane. I like the WofO text--such a great idea!

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  2. Jaw dropping gorgeous and creative Suzz. Very cleverly done

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  3. Hi Sue, What wonderful stamps and your easel card is brilliant. The rafia is inspired and how great that you found that section of the book to print as bp. I would never think to look for anything like that.

    Hugs
    Lesley Xx

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  4. very clever Suzz, you've really created the effect of the Wiz of Oz lion's mane perfectly.

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  5. Such a fun easel card - great use of the Raffia and fun sentiment for a BD card!

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  6. Suzanne this is such an amazing design..I love the journaling and the creative way you imitates a lions mane..around the circle...
    Really love having you on the team..
    connie paxman

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  7. Fabulous Easel card Suzanne.. I love what you have done with the raffia... Great work and so creative.

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  8. How cute is that raffia to mimic the lions mane?! And I love the idea of going on-line for the background paper. That's thinking out side the box ;)

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  9. What an amazing set! Your card is "ozsome" with the straw looking like the lion's mane!

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  10. Aren't you clever printing out the book page ... and of course your sentiment is fantastic ... what an oz-some creation.

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  11. Creative card! Love all that raffia! :)

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  12. Creative card! Love all that raffia! :)

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  13. Wow! What a cool design! So eye catching! Great job!

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  14. OH MY OH MY! This has got to be the cutest thing ever! I love that raffia!! YOU AMAZE ME:)

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  15. This is adorable Sue! I love the play on words for the sentiment!

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  16. this is fabulous! LOVE the raffia edges, too fun!

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  17. Suzz ,over the top Awesome, you really shined on this one, who knew raffia could shine.LO

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