One more day until the new release goes live! Are there any sets that you have your eye on? Today’s card features a new stamp set from Pure Innocence called PI Sunny Days and Sandy Toes. I combined it with a previously released stencil that I haven’t had a chance to use yet, Build-a-Beach Stencil.

STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS
- Trim a panel of patterned paper from MSTN Sand, Surf, & Sky Paper Pad and adhere to an A2 card base.
- Using Blueprints 9, die cut a piece of white and kraft cardstock using the largest tag shaped die.
- With the white panel, use the scalloped die in Blueprints 9 to cut a little top border. Set aside.
- On the Kraft die cut, stencil a beach scene using Build-a-Beach Stencil. Each edge of the stencil allows you to stencil a different portion of the scene. The stencil is labeled.
I started by ink blending the sandy beach. I used brown dye ink at the top then added mustard seed distress oxide ink from the bottom and sides. I knew I wanted to hide the little girl’s legs because I did not like my coloring on the bottom portion. So on a scrap piece of Kraft, I stenciled the beach again in the same manner. I fussy cut it out and popped it up with foam tape for dimension. I love the layered look. I splattered the beach with diluted white ink and water. I also used two brown copics to dot in more texture. Stamp a sentiment on the bottom before adhering the layered sand portion. On the tag base, I added “sea foam” with white pigment ink and q-tip.
Next, I used the edge for shallow water and deep water using two different distress oxide inks. For the shallow water, I used salty ocean and mermaid lagoon and a little uncharted mariner for the deep water. For the horizon, I used tumbled glass distress oxide ink.
I ink blended the reflection in the water with mustard seed and carved pumpkin oxide inks. The sun is the same colors with a little picked raspberry at the bottom. The clouds used white pigment ink. And I blended around the edges with left over blue ink on my brush. - Pop up the top border with foam tape and adhere to the tag.
- Stamp the little girl from PI Sunny Days and Sandy Toes in light brown ink. Color with a variety of prisma colored pencils. Die cut with the coordinating die-namics.
- Adhere the image with foam tape and tuck her behind a sand dune.
- Adhere the finished tag to the card base and embellish with a piece of twine.

I’m happy how this fun card turned out. I think the stencil is a good one for your stash. Thank you so much for checking out my blog! Enjoy your day.
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Happy crafting,
Tiffany
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Gorgeous card with your techniques. Is the sun’s reflection a stencil? It’s great!!!!
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Thanks so very much for commenting! Yes, the whole background scene was built with the stencil linked in my post. The stencil is a great one for your stash as it packs in quite a bit on one stencil.
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Love, love this card, Your little girl is so sweet and that crab in the bucket is just too cute!!! Makes me wish I was at the beach right now! There is nothing better than hearing the waves (but I am boujie! I need to be on a covered deck with lots of fans and not in the sand!) ;-). Kim in Tx
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HAHAH! I’ll be sitting right there with ya, beach adjacent LOL. Thanks so much for your love!
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