Simple Rainbow Panel Cards and 6th Bonus Card

Hello friends!! It's Channin here with a bunch of cards to share! Today I create a group of cards with Waffle Flower Crafts Fresh Rainbow Combo Set. This set is perfect for our current times and because of that I decided to create a simple mass production card design with this set.

To create these cards, I first die cut five A2 panels of pattern paper with the Fresh Rainbow Panel Die and saved all the pieces except for the two negative pieces above and below the rainbow.  I then die cut five A2 panels of white cardstock also with the Fresh Rainbow Panel Die but discarded the negative for the rainbow stripes. Next, I ink blended over the two negative pieces above and below the rainbow from all the white cardstock panels in Bundled Sage Distress Oxide with a mask I created out of contact paper with the Cloudscape Panel Die.

I then adhered the white rainbow frames onto five A2 top-folding white card bases. Next, I inlaid the pattern paper stripes, a different color for each stripe, for the rainbow and the ink blended sections. I then finished these cards by stamping a sentiment from the Fresh Rainbows Sentiment Stamp Set in Rocky Slope Ink.

I also created a sixth bonus card with the pattern paper frame scraps. I first adhered all the pattern paper frames together but each one slightly off-set. Next, I die cut one more fresh rainbow panel out of white cardstock and stamped a sentiment from in New Fish in Pond.

I also ink blended the top and bottom negative portions of the panel with the cloud mask and New Fish in Pond. I then trimmed off the overhang and added foam tape to support areas of the frame. Next, I adhered the stacked panels onto an A2 top-folding card base. Lastly, I finished the card by adhering the ink blended sections.

I hope you enjoyed my cards! Thank you so much for stopping by!

~Channin

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Team Tuesday with Channin: Mass Production Tips & Tricks

Hello friends! It's Channin here and today have a video on mass producing cards with the MISTI. In the video, I'll share some of my tricks for mass producing cards and even pass on some my favorite partial inking tips as well!

VIDEO: Mass Production Tips & Tricks

To create these cards, I first die cut several bouquets out of white cardstock with the Layered Bouquet matching die, saving one of the negatives to turn into a jig. I then added tape to the backside of my jig and placed it inside my MISTI. I then place a die cut inside, positioned the first layer for the Layered Bouquet stamp set, and then stamped in light ink for my chosen color family. I then partially inked the bottom portion of the same stamp with my medium shade and then stamped again.

I then removed the die cut, popped another one in stamped in the same manner with a different color family. I repeated this process till I had all my die cuts stamped with my first layer. I then positioned the next stamp for the bouquet, the detail layer for the flowers and stamped in my darkest shade and repeated for all the die cuts.

You can find the ink colors I used for each flower listed below.

Pink/Red
L: Ballet Slipper; M: Coral Reef; D: Passion Fruit

Orange
L: Peach Fizz; M: Apricot; D: Clementine

Yellow
L: Lemon Whip; M: Sweet Mustard; D: Marigold

Purple
L: Soft Lilac; M: Candy Violet; D: Regal Kiss

When I finished the with flowers I then stamped the leaves. I stamped the leaves in Sky Blue first and then partially inked them in Summer shower and stamped again. I then finished the bouquets by stamping the stems in Sapphire.

Next I die cut white craft foam with the Layered Bouquet matching die four times and then adhered each die cut onto the craft foam.

I then stamped four A2 white panels with the Diamond Tiles stamp in Rocky Slope and stamped a sentiment in black. I finished the cards by adhering the panels onto four A2 top-folding white card bases and then adhering the flowers on top.

I hope you enjoyed my cards and video! Thank you so much for stopping by!!

~Channin Supplies: