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Make a Gorgeous Cloud Scene for Your Cards with Inks and Torn Papers!

Creating fabulous ink designs is super easy to do... even with torn papers.
 
For today's tip let me share with you how to create a scenic cloud card layout with inks and some torn papers!

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Read the Step-by-Step Guide Below:

Step 1

The things that you'll need are a die cut circle, card stock, inks, some cloud stamps, and torn papers.

Let's get started!

cloud card materials

Step 2

First, create a die cut circle. If you do not have a die cut machine, you can use a compass or a craft knife. Just make sure that you're going to achieve a perfect circle image.

die cut circle

Step 3

Make sure that you have your circle in the middle of the card stock.
 
You can achieve this by putting the positive side of the circle in the middle of your paper, then place the negative part after.
 
Once you have secured that the circle is at the center, you can now pull out the positive side leaving the negative part as your guide and template.
positive side of circle
negative side of circle

Step 4

Get a piece of scrap paper and tear it up, creating cloud shapes with it.
 
Don't worry about the shapes and how they look like, as long they have a shape like hills it would be just fine!
torn paper

Step 5

Combining your Distress inks, slowly start building up a little bit of color by inking the edge of the torn paper into your card. Make sure that you are moving around in different directions and angles to give it variety.
 
As for me, I used a combination of Peacock Feathers and Iced Spruce. You can use the same colors, or you can play around with other color combinations!
ink on torn paper

Step 6

Place the negative side of the circle over the top again and print the scene this time with cloud stamps. What I did was half on and half off the circle.
cloud stamps
You can also do looser ones, like a second or third print to add a fading effect.
fading cloud effect

Step 7

Look at how gorgeous that looks! The combination of colors makes a beautiful scene. It's like real mountains and skies on a piece of paper!

Just to give it a bit more color, you can ink up your cloud stamp with a darker color.
 
As for me, I used the strong archival ink color named nautical blue because the scene needs something striking just to bring it all together.
darker cloud stamp
nautical blue ink

Step 8

Then you can add your sentiment to the design.
 
I've got a happy days sentiment stamp that would look great on my card. I inked it up super well to make it stand out along the details of my layout.
happy days sentiment card

Step 9

Finally, you can mount it on a card stock, As for me, I chose this lovely gold card stock that instantly gives off a vibrant and impeccable look!
gold card stock
Here's a closer look to the beautiful finished card:
card cloud layout
Isn't that amazing? This layout works well for birthday cards too! Just play around with your imagination and you'll definitely have your own lovely creation! 💖
 
I hope you enjoyed this wonderful card making tip! Stay tuned for more upcoming inspiring and creative tips!
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