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As soon as I read about this challenge on Opening Day, I started gathering stamps that I might be able to use to create my Zentangle-Inspired, stamped card. This was fun!CARD:4 1/4“ x 5 1/2”Bazzill cardstock–card and matNeenah Classic Crest, Solar White cs–focal pieceVersafine Onyx Black InkPigma Micron .01 Archival PenStampamajigEclipse Removable Tape, large rollI attached a piece of Eclipse Tape to a piece of scrap cardstock. I drew a square by tracing around a wood-mounted stamp with a Pigma Micron, .01, pen on the Eclipse Tape. Then I drew in my lines with pencil and cut the pieces apart (both the tape and the cardstock). I reassembled the pieces of tape on the cardstock I planned to use on my card. I removed them one at a time to stamp each section. To give each section time to dry before replacing the mask, I cleaned the stamp and briefly used a heat gun on the newly stamped area. When all the parts had been stamped, I removed all the masks. I used the cut pieces of cardstock to help me draw in the lines around each section with the Pigma Micron pen.You can see the stamps I used in the second scan. They didn't all fit so you can only see a part of the large cat stamp. Magenta–top left stamp and the cat stampJudikins–top right stamp (Mod Garden) and second row, left stamp (Graded Dots Circle)Stampa Rosa–second row, right stampAspects of Design–bottom right image (unmounted stamp so I scanned the stamped image)The sentiment is by Michael Strong.Cindi, thank you for the fun challenge.TFL.Daria
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