Rainbowlicious Card with Rina K. Designs StampnStencil

Hey Sweet Stuff! It is Dana here today sharing a bright and cheerful card that is sure to bring a smile to the recipients face. Are you loving the Rina K Electro Pop Neon products as much as I am? I was a teenager in the 80’s, so they sure do bring back some fun memories for me.

Rainbowlicious Card with Rina K. Designs

Let’s Get Started…

I started my card by stamping all of the fun images from the Rina K Sweet Stuff Stamp Set in the Electro Pop Neon Ink. The colors I used were: Poppin Pink, Orange Glow, Hello Yellow, Screamin Green and Blaring Blue. Once my stamping was finished, I attached the coordinating dies to my stamped images with Purple Tape. The Purple Tape works perfectly to hold your dies in place while you run your stamped images through your die cutting machine.

Here are my stamped images all die-cut. Just a pile of Happiness! You will also notice that I stamped and die cut more images than I actually ended up using on my finished card. I sometimes do that if I am unsure of how my card is going to end up.

Next, I sprayed the back of the Rina K Designs Sweet Stuff Stencil with Pixie Spray. I then applied my Transfer Gel Duo to each of my stamped images. Because my images are already die-cut, it helped me to line my stencil up and know that it will be centered.

I let my Transfer Gel Duo dry for a couple of hours. Then I ran my die cuts in a piece of parchment paper and ran them through my laminator with Rina K Designs Electro Pop Neon Enamel Transfer Sheets. The colors I used were: Poppin Pink, Orange Glow, Hello Yellow, and Screamin Green.

For my card layout, I started by creating my background panel. I used my Rina K Electro Pop Neon Ink and ink blended a rainbow background. These colors are so much fun, I wish you could see them in real life.

I trimmed my card panel down and mounted it onto an A2 card base with Gina K Designs Permanent Adhesive. Next, I die cut a rectangle and stamped my sentiment from the Rina K Sweet Stuff Stamp Set onto the top left corner. Then, I mounted my rectangle onto my card panel with Gina K Designs Foam Squares.

To finish my card, I chose a few of my images and mounted them onto my card front with my Gina K Designs Foam Squares. The foam squares and the perfect size and add the right amount of dimension.