Scenic Coast DSP

I received a pack of this amazing dsp at Onstage back in March. I think it was my Prize Patrol prize and well, I love paper.

However I'm not really a scenery person but I thought I could do with the challenge and try and make something.

Well because the beautiful scenes on the dsp do all the work, you don't really need much else.

Que this amazing technique!

This is called the Double Vision technique, I have also seen it called an Eclipse card.

It's super simple and so effective. Perfect for scenery type papers such as this one.

I just cut a card front layer at 10.1 x 14.5 cm and then cut my strips at 1" each.

TIP..you do need to keep your strips in order so as to keep the scene lined up.

Then just apply some dimensionals to every 2nd strip, or you could even use the long borders on the dimensional sheet and line them up carefully starting from the left edge and moving along.

I just added a die cut sail boat in black from a previous set and a sentiment from the Greetings For All Mix and Match Ephemera Pack and VOILA!

Another non stamping card, that's simple and a great use of that paper.

I'm so glad I tried this and I think I'll be making some more. These make fantastic masculine cards for the men in your life.

Thanks for stopping by to check out my card for today.

All items used to make this card features below and all items are available for purchase from my online store.

Until next time

Happy Stamping!!!

Blueberry Bushel A4 Cardstock

[146991]

$25.00

Scenic Coast 6" X 6" (15.2 X 15.2 Cm) Specialty Designer Series Paper

[167773]

$30.00

Basic Black A4 Card Stock

[121688]

$25.00

Greetings For All Mix & Match Ephemera Pack (English)

[164862]

$12.25

Stampin' Dimensionals

[104430]

$7.50

Multipurpose Liquid Glue

[110755]

$10.50