Hey everyone – Kerry Engel here today on the Creative Scrapbooker Magazine blog!
When I first saw this die set from Stamp Anniething I was immediately drawn to it; maybe it’s because I had just listened to a podcast about King Tutankhamen or maybe it was because I love geometric shapes.  I have a stash of papers that I made on my gel plate that I knew would be perfect for the pyramid. If you want to learn gel plate printing check out this free tutorial that Kim Gowdy and I did for The Great Canadian virtual Carnival last fall. 

If you don’t have any gel plate prints you could use cardstock or create custom papers using Ranger Distress Oxide inks.

I created the backgrounds on Creative Scrapbooker Super Stock with Ranger Distress Oxide Inks. I did a search on Pinterest of the pyramids at night to find my colour inspiration. I achieved this amazing sky by blending Tea Dye, Wild Honey, Spice Marmalade and Blue Print with my Stamp Anniething Palm Held Blending Brush.  I used Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L 3D Foam Squares to raise up the middle pyramid. Using white Creative Scrapbooker Super Stock I cut out my Stamp Anniething Hello die for the sentiment. It’s a stunning card that is sure to make someone’s day.

Kerry is a MORNING crafter! Every morning before she heads off to work she takes some time in her craft room. Once or twice a week she shares what she has been working on,  within the Creative Scrapbooker Magazine Instagram Stories. Be sure to follow us on Instagram so you won’t miss what is cooking at Kerry’s house! CLICK HERE