For today's tutorial, I am going to show you how to make a white on white card. As you probably can tell, I love my layers and patterned papers, so making a CAS card or a mostly white card is a real challenge for me. However, with a few embellishments, it can become a very beautiful card.
I am using the adorable Chibi Angel stamp set, which just has so many possibilities and could easily be combined with several other stamp sets from Stampers Delights too.
Firstly, when I make white on white cards, I tend to use different white card as the shades of white are always slightly different as you can see in this first photo. Here I have my card base, mat layer and "patterned paper" layer (it will become patterned) as well as a few die cuts, my stamped and fussy cut image and some ribbon.
I embossed the "patterned paper" layer using a snowflakes embossing folder - this is my first layer that would usually be patterned paper.
I then coloured my image using Copic markers - you can find the list of combos used at the end of this tutorial. I also stamped some of the snowflakes from the set using a pale aqua ink.
I then attached everything together and added some Stickles to some of the snowflakes on the embossed layer and to the snowflake die cuts as well. I also added some clear and silver Gelly Roll Pen to the wings and stars in the stamped image as well.
And here is the card with its stamp set - doesn't it look so pretty with all those snowflakes and that texture behind the stamped image.
Skin - E000, E00, E21, E11, E04, R30, R20
Hair - BG000, BG10, BG11
Eyes - BG13, BG15
Wings - N0, N1
Dress - BG11, BG13
Snow - BG0000, BG000, BG10
Base - E40, E41, E42, E43
I hope you enjoyed this tutorial. I would love to see you share your white on white cards in the Stampers Delights Facebook Group.
You can also read more about this card on my blogpost here.
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