Club Stamp members received a 9x12" sheet of Frisket Film in the Dahlia kit. Check out the extreme dimension you can create with a single card panel by using this fun film!
Follow these steps to create the faux dimensional card:
1. Stamp the large dahlia image onto scrap paper with India Black ink and cover the image with a piece of Frisket Film. (Note: The large dahlia image is on the Art Nouveau UM sheet and is not included in the Club Stamp kit.)
2. Remove the film-covered image from the paper with a craft knife and cutting mat or scissors. Be careful to preserve both pieces of Frisket material (positive/negative).
3. Stamp the dahlia onto the upper center of a White panel with Orchid ink. Remove the film from the first stamped image.
4. Align the film over the stamped dahlia.
5. Stamp assorted images onto the panel. Since the film is extremely thin, there will be no "halo" of white space around the dahlia.
6. Be sure to overlap the stamped images onto the dahlia.
7. Apply Lagoon ink around the outer left edge of the dahlia with an ink applicator.
8. Sponge Topaz and Tangerine inks along the upper right edge of the dahlia.
9. Remove the Frisket Film.
10. Peel away the other piece of Frisket Film from the scrap paper.
11. Align the film onto the outside edges of the stamped dahlia on the art panel.
12. Sponge Fuchsia ink onto the dahlia with an ink applicator, using a darker application around the outside petals. Dab Tangerine ink into the center of the flower.
13. Stamp the "splatter" image from the Jumbo UM sheet onto the flower.
14. Cover any white areas resulting in slight misalignment of the film with a coordinating art medium. (I used Faber-Castell's Magenta PITT Pen.)
15. Nest the finished panel onto a Pink folded card base.
