Today’s card started out in an entirely different direction from where it ended up. I wanted to create something with Spellbinders Small Die of the Month, Unstoppable, which has a super woman character. Using traditional super hero colors of red, white, navy & yellow, I made my card but I just didn’t love it. There wasn’t anything wrong with it, but my creative juices weren’t satisfied! Back to the drawing board I went.
Super Woman in Silhouette
That’s when I came up with the idea of using the super woman dies in silhouette! I proceeded to cut all of her pieces out of black cardstock and then glued her together. Now where to place her? How about the beach! Yes indeed, that’s where I wanted her to be! On a sandy beach with waves lapping at her feet which is truly my favorite place to be.
Digging through my paper stash, I found a pattern that looked like waves. I cut a 2″ x 4.25″ strip and then tore along the bottom edge, creating some white sea foam. This paper was purchased at Hobby Lobby in a 6×6 stack by The Paper Studio, called Snow Pine and it made a perfect ocean for my card!!

To create a sandy beach, I cut a piece of tan cardstock, 1.5″ x 4.25″, and then splattered it with black and white paint. Once dry, I ink blended the edges with some brown ink. I then adhered it behind the bottom edge of the ocean piece.
Sunset on the Beach
Sunsets on the beach are always beautiful (that’s a fact!) and that’s the look I went for. I trimmed a piece of Lawn Fawn’s Rainbow Ever After-Fairy Godmother 12×12 paper to 5.5″ x 4.25″. I buy 24 sheets of this paper at a time, because I use so much of it!! Next, I decided to splattered just a tiny bit of white paint onto this panel for added interest. Once dry, I stamped some seagulls from Waffle Flower, Postage Collage Beach Days stamps.

Continuing on, I glued the ocean/beach piece to the bottom of the sunset panel and placed the whole thing in my MISTI, stamp positioner. I was going to stamp the sentiment from Good Times (Clear Stamp of the Month-MAR26) directly onto the background and wanted to make sure I got a good, crisp result. Using a stamp positioner allows you to re-stamp an image, flawlessly!
Finally, I glued the super woman silhouette into place. With her feet firmly planted in the sand, she is looking out to sea- a woman of strength and resolve. I love how this card came to life while truly filling my creative itch! If you want more silhouette card ideas, see my previous post: Make Amazing Cards…
It’s always fun in the craft-room when Spellbinders All-Clubs Crate arrives because everything coordinates. If you’ve never tried this club, you’re missing out!
Thanks for visiting today,
~Krista
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You card is ABSOLUTELY AWESOME!! Thank you for the PERFECT inspiration for using this month’s Club Dies!!
Thanks so much, Judy! I’m glad you like my ocean inspired card. Life is ALWAYS better on the beach!!