Stampscapes Lab: Mini Horizon Quick Card!

A test here in making a horizon card using a Deanna Tubb-Sedillo pre-printed background paper but, this time, just folding the card in half for use as the card base as well as the interior scene. No extra papers required. Check out her channel here on YT at Deanna's Ink Inspirations.
Hybrid black ink. Many inks will work on this paper so do some print tests and see which ones give you the best impressions.
White Pastel Pencil: amzn.to/3uBstV1
Prismacolor 72 Pack Set: amzn.to/3giGFbr
Stampscapes stamps used:
Lakeside Cove 048E: stampscapes.com/stamp_048E.html
Pines and Rocks Sm 267E: stampscapes.com/stamp_267E.html
Tiny Rocks Sm 329A: stampscapes.com/stamp_329A.html
Reeds Lg 068D: stampscapes.com/stamp_068D.html
Seaside Cove Sm 308G: stampscapes.com/stamp_308G.html
Kayak (side) 390A: stampscapes.com/stamp_390A.html
MOONLIGHT from Scenic Sentiments Set #6: stampscapes.com/unmounted32.html
For more information visit: www.stampscapes.com
where you can find a list of great rubber stamp retail stores that carry the Stampscapes line.
Netherlands: www.de-stempelwinkel.nl/
UK: www.stampscapes.co.uk/
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[@deannasinkinspirations9302]

Woa! I NEVER would've thought to fold it in half like that! Such a striking little mini card! Thank you so much for these videos using my papers!!!!

[@stampscapes]

It worked out well I thought!

[@lindabystrom102]

Deanna's backgrounds are perfect for this tag type card because it is finished on both sides...no trying to decorate the front...perfect again!!

[@stampscapes]

I like the size of this one. Never thought about a 1/8 (of a full sheet) sized card before. It still fit quite a bit in there though didn't it? Fun explorations. Having those set parameters of the background kind of gets you thinking in an extended way as it's more limited as far as what you can do so you start thinking about maximization of existing foundation.

[@lindabystrom102]

@@stampscapes We use to make Thank you or note cards from this size cs...very cute size to work with...

[@deannasinkinspirations9302]

I hadn't even thought about the back of it Linda!

[@lindabystrom102]

@@deannasinkinspirations9302 Your backgrounds are so beautiful Deanna I don't think I could cover them up...not sure the weight of the paper you use though, but from the card in this video it must be strong enough to do that...

[@deannasinkinspirations9302]

@@lindabystrom102 Thanks! I think this was printed on either 65 lb or 80 lb cardstock. I need to ask Lynn about that.

[@lindabystrom102]

A really pretty card Kevin....

[@stampscapes]

Thanks Linda. Collaboration between Deanna and I. lol.

[@kelleybradley7435]

Where can I find Deanna's background papers? I would love to purchase some. Thanks!!

[@stampscapes]

They're fun aren't they? Check out Deanna's channel in the description and she'll have all the info there. I think there's multiple packs of them and I'm not sure if this one's released yet.

[@deannasinkinspirations9302]

Would scoring the paper first mess it up or do you think it would work well to do that?

[@stampscapes]

You could score but I hardly ever bother with that. You probably wouldn't want to indent too far or the stamp wouldn't stamp in the groove though. With just folding, there was just a flat crease and I didn't miss any of the impressions in the seam. You should try one of these on this background. It makes for a fun little card and you left enough white down below to act as the moonlight on the ground. Would be cool in a winter scene probably too! Could use it for a frozen lake or something like that?

[@deannasinkinspirations9302]

@@stampscapes I think I will give it a try! It's really cute so small! I seriously NEVER would've thought to do something like that!