November 7, 2013 UPDATE! I originally found the manual template for this card by Sheila Weaver on the joannasheen.com site. It is no longer there however. I did a search for the template but could not find it. SO, I AM INCLUDING THE MANUAL TEMPLATE HERE that was made based on Sheila Weaver’s template. It includes […]
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Taking Submission for The Witches’ Hour Magazine, Spring Issue, #4 (Share w/Friends) by Nyx DarkSky on Wednesday, February 15, 2012 at 5:11pm · Are you a Blogger, Writer, Author, Artist, have a Podcast?? The Witches' Hour Magazine is for people who are trying to get recognition, especially in this hard economy. Everybody has to start some where, right? Well, here's your chance to shine, be seen and heard.. ARTICLE SUBMISSION IS FREE.. All that is asked, what ever you submit YOU OWN.. So, Do you have a comment you'd like to say? A poem you'd like seen? A Garden Tip or Recipe you'd like to share? How about a Spell or Ritual you wrote you want to share? A Blog post you’d like everyone to read? Do you have a new piece of Art you’d like to show the world? A New Band you'd like to talk about? All submissions get 100% full recognition with *YOUR* name and contact info in big bold letters under each submission.. So, Please make sure to add Authors Name / Email address, and any contact links (facebook/twitter/G+ etc) you want seen to the bottom of your article document. Thanks in advance, that one little step makes a huge difference on this end. Email: [email protected] Submissions MUST be received by ((March 15th)) IMPORTANT -- Please put (SPRING ISSUE #4) in the subject line… (Expected Release for The Witches’ Hour Magazine, Spring Issue, #4 is March 31,2012) Side Note Please Read: If you submitted a previous article pertaining to a (Sabbat) and have not seen it published yet. Do Not Worry. All Sabbat submissions will be in The Witches’ Hour Magazine Special Sabbats Edition, Issue #3 -- (Expected Release March 1,2012) Yes, The Witches’ Hour Magazine editor has gone totally bonkers, and you heard correct. Their will be (2) issues posted in the month of March. #3 Special Issue Sabbat and #4 Spring Issue. Why 2 issues at once? As some may know The Witches’ Hour Magazine hit a bump in the road at the end of 2011. However we have crossed that bump, and come out the other side for the better. With this being said, we had received fabulous Sabbat submissions in the process, and did not want anyone to feel as though they had been left out, or forgotten.. The Witches’ Hour Magazine is By The People, For The People and All Path’s Journeyed, and no one is forgotten or left out, and this is the reason for the (2) issues.. Blessings of Light and Love The Witches’ Hour Magazine http://www.Pagan-Place.com Home of The Witches’ Hour Magazine http://www.facebook.com/TheWitchesHour Email: [email protected]
I love stamping! New stamps are the thing that makes my heart beat faster and as a Stampin' Up demonstrator, I have an almost unlimited supply. In fact my biggest problem is finding the time to play with them all as much as I want to! The stamp set I'm using today is definitely one that I'd like to spend more time with. Come and see: These butterflies are beautifully detailed and a joy to colour! They come from the Kindness Matters stamp set from the annual catalogue. I used inks and a blender pen to give a slightly translucent look, then added a touch of glitter to add to the delicate look. The shadows are marked in with a Sahara Sand Watercolour Wonder crayon and I'm really pleased with how subtle it is. The sentiment is from Teeny Tiny Wishes and I added a line of piercing either side to prevent the butterflies from seeming top heavy. Here's what you'll need to make this card Stamps: Kindness Matters, Teeny Tiny Wishes Ink: Marina Mist, Certainly Celery, Baja Breeze, Stazon black Card stock: Whisper White Other: Markers, Neutrals Watercolour Wonder crayons, stamp-a-majig, Dazzling Diamonds glitter, Essentials paper piercing templates (Sale-a-bration freebie) I'D BE DELIGHTED TO ORDER ANY OF THESE ITEMS FOR YOU AND HAVE THEM DELIVERED STRAIGHT TO YOUR ADDRESS IN THE UK. I'M COMMITTED TO PROVIDING EXCELLENT CUSTOMER SERVICE AND AM ALWAYS HAPPY TO OFFER HELP AND ADVICE. TO PLACE YOUR ORDER, JUST SEND ME AN EMAIL OR GIVE ME A CALL ON 01280 820593. • DON'T FORGET TO ADD ONE OF THESE FREE SALE-A-BRATION ITEMS FOR EVERY £45 YOU SPEND At the weekend, my daughter announced that part of her art project would involve observational drawing of a spider so yesterday (in preference to pulling one out from behind the furniture - aargh!) we took a trip to the Natural History Museum at Tring where the spiders are safely preserved behind glass. A narrow escape I feel... but who knows what the rest of half term will bring?! See you tomorrow,
It's always tricky choosing cards for the ShowCASe, but so much fun choosing the winners. Here are our choices for week 105 - Kraft & kreme Sally Simply Stunning Susan Love how the sentiment passes over the flower Laura Fabulous inking We're sure that you will agree that all of these are simply superb! Do please take the ShowCASe badge from the page at the top ladies and don't forget to check out our new challenge in the morning everyone!
I've been watercoloring with Distress Inks a lot lately - stamped images, die cuts, whatever I can find that will take the ink. You have to give a little visual leeway with this card in terms of whether the tulips are really in the watering can (that right-hand tulip leaf is sticking out!). I got
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Happy Monday folks! Hope you all had a good weekend. I can see this week speeding by .... which is great! I'm off on my travels again at the weekend for another short trip across to the UK - yeah!! Before I board that plane on Friday though there's loads to do. I've made a good start to the week though...... so far this morning I've done 2 loads in the washing machine, done the ironing, made sure Stephen got off to work on time (he's flying to Dublin this morning, he's working over there for 2 days), got the little one up and dressed (mum's on the breakfast shift), had a quick tidy round, cleaned the bathrooms AND made time to enter this week's Less is More Challenge - and all that was before 11o'clock. Not bad for a Monday morning! I got a lovely surprise on Saturday too ..... I'd actually been ShowCASed on my favourite Blog Challenge, for my Spring Flowers OLC - whoo hoo!! Thanks ladies ...... it's an honour being chosen for the ShowCASe. We have a LIM Recipe to follow this week ...... in two parts. First of all we have to use THREE of something on our cards, then for the second bit the ladies would like us to comment on THREE other entries, hopefully ones we haven't visited before. LIM is such a popular Challenge Blog, and it gets so many fabulous entries each week it's hard to find the time to comment on each one, as much as I'd love to (we all like to get comments now don't we!) This week, as well as all my regular blog buddies, I promise to visit at least 3 blogs that I haven't visited before. Here's today's card ..... full of 3's There's 3 flower heads ..... all on the same rubber stamp - 'quite dandy' from Penny Black. 3 circles ........ I made myself some masks and inked through them using Distress inks. 3 colours ........ Picked Raspberry, Squeezed Lemonade and Mowed Lawn. 3 words ..... one of the stamps from Tim Holtz's 'Simple Sayings' made into a tag And to finish off I took a corner rounder to 3 of the corners. Done! Now all I need to do is go and leave my comments. I think it's time to get the coffee on don't you. Thanks for popping by today ..... have a lovely Monday and enjoy the rest of the week. Cheerio until next time ....... Linda xx
Hello! I've been pondering my cards and what I like about them, what other people say they like about them, which ones get visited when they're first posted, and then which ones gain attention in the more anonymous world of Pinterest. I've almost given up on making cards with a view to pleasing anyone but myself. I would never be able to predict which cards will end up being popular, so I just play with my stamping for my own satisfaction these days. :-) It's quite liberating. That doesn't mean that I'm not still attempting to be published, or that I don't plan on entering challenges (I LOVE challenges), but it does mean I'm not second-guessing other people's opinions and tastes while I create. What I find a little frustrating sometimes is when something I submitted for publication is not selected and then it goes on to be loved by my readers, loved on Pinterest, loved everywhere, except by the publishers. (It's okay, I know that lots of AWESOME projects are not accepted, it just frustrates me that I haven't yet cracked the challenge of publication even once.) I'm not going to tell you which ones were not selected and then became popular. ;-) So let's talk about cards. Here is one that I don't think I shared yet. It was submitted for Paper Crafts Magazine July/August issue (and not selected). It's simple, but I really like it. :-) It still appeals to me as much as when I made it. That's the good part of creating cards that I like myself. Now let's look at the card that has been repinned so many times I couldn't tell you where it now lives in the internet. It keeps coming back. It still sits at the top of my traffic count every week most weeks. It is the top post of all time on my blog, thanks to Pinterest. I loved it when I made it, but I wouldn't call it my best card ever, and yet here it is, my most popular card ever. Go figure! The next most popular card is this one. It took a while to take off, but again it was Pinterest that brought in the traffic, and it is still being pinned, crazy! This one was a CASE of Laura Bassen, (who I would CASE everyday if I could get away with it) and I'm still in love with it. I just LOVE this card. I'm glad other people like it. A couple of other cards that have gained attention are... Most recently this one. I do like this card. I love how the glitter adds texture and interest. I love the black stars on the bright orange watercoloured background. From last year this one. I do like this card. I really love the watercoloured butterflies. But, the card as a whole never really grabbed me. But other people LOVE it. A lesson in "always share your work, even when you aren't totally happy with it". And before I go, some cards that I like most from my collection (but not all of them, I do like quite a few). Yep, definitely a CAS girl at heart. I'd better stop there, or you'll get worn out with all the scrolling. Anyway, it is way past my bedtime, so I'll sign off for the night. Thanks for visiting, and I hope I'll be back with something new very soon. Michelle xxx
This time I stamped Ex Libris with Pool Party ink directly onto Very Vanilla. I stamped the image again in Not Quite Navy and cut out the...
It seems I am no longer a regular Blogger. Sorry! I do like to pop on here every so often and update you on what I have been up to though, that being my Stampin' Up! Catalogue Launch Open House!! At the beginning of this month - the new Stampin' Up! Catalogues were released. Some of you may be thinking "whoooopdy doooo!". I beg to differ. I love their products and can't live without them hehe. With the help of a fantastic friend and fellow Demonstrator Rochelle, we put together this awesome event. It took countless hours over many weeks to prepare for, and we had an absolute ball doing it! So now I will let the pictures do the talking! Goodie bags for all our guests! The biggest Lucky Door Prize ever! All of the fabulous cards using stamps that have been carried over into the new Catty's! One Minute to WOW Presentation: Gift wrapping.. making your own wrapping paper and stamping on the new Cotton Ribbon. One Minute to WOW Presentation: Using Glass Glitter & colouring Glimmer Paper. New Comfort Cafe DSP & new Naturals Button. Gift wrapping ideas. Our Big Shot & Punches display. Ideas to maximise the use of your punches when displaying greetings! Embossing folder examples Punches examples Some of the new Designer Series Papers & the new Catalogues. They smell super good! Our new product display. Some of the new Stamp Sets. The Scoring Pal has a new diagonal scoring plate - this is used to make all the envelopes you will see below! New Cookie kits.. I love these! New markers & yes that is puffy paint! I love it! This year's new In Colours. Raspberry Ripple, Midnight Muse, Gumball Green, Primrose Petals & Summer Starfruit! New love note packs! New simple Christmas card packs. New Christmas tags - ready to go! This is also one of the new ribbons - Stitched Satin Ribbon in Gumball Green. Have you ever tried stamping fabric and using it instead of wrapping paper? It looks amazing! New DSP - Comfort Cafe & envelope using Scoring Tool Diagonal Plate New stamp set Betsy's Blossom and envelope using Scoring Tool Diagonal Plate More cards using new Betsy's Blossom stamp set NEW Patterned Party Stamp Set! NEW Patterned Party stamp set & envelope made using Scoring Tool Diagonal Plate. New Perfectly Preserved Stamp Set, New Cannery Framelits, and New Orchard Harvest DSP. Oh and that Bronze Button is new too :) Perfectly Preserved stamp set & envelope made using Scoring Tool Diagonal Plate! New Hostess stamp set called A Cherry on Top New Scentsational Season stamp set, new Holiday Collection of Framelits, new Sugar & Spice and Peppermint Sticks embossing powders, and new Be of Good Cheer DSP! New Be of Good Cheer DSP, new Cherry Cobbler Tulle, New Gumball Green Stitched Satin Ribbon, new new new! New Holiday Collection Framelits, and the envelope made from new Be of Good Cheer DSP on the Scoring Tool Diagonal Plate. How cute is the new Sweater Trim?? New DSP - Floral District. Our Fabric & Trims display. Brads! New Natural Buttons New Brushed Bronze Buttons New Designer Frames New Ribbon Slides. New Stitched Satin & Stitched Grosgrain Ribbons New Comfort Cafe Fabric New Twitterpated Fabric This is one of my favourite new products. Silicone craft mat. Nothing will stick to it!! New tulle & sweater trim Closeup of the bunting hanging from the roof The gorgeous food table. Each colour had a theme. From far left to right (Colour-theme-food item): Cherry Cobbler - Christmas - Sugar Cookies Pumpkin Pie - Halloween - Jelly Orange wedges. Daffodil Delight - Baby Shower - Spring Rolls. Lucky Limeade - Boys birthday party - Lime cordial bottles Pool Party - Engagement party - Sausage Rolls Primrose Petals - Valentines Day - Strawberry Mousse Rich Razzleberry - Girls birthday party - Chocolate Cupcakes The bunting hanging from the roof! The Make & Take table The Make & Take!! Retired stock for sale. So as you may have gathered (if you've made it down this far... if you have congratulations!), alot of work went in, but the rewards of fun and satisfied customers outweighed it all! It was such a fantastic night! Let me know if you just HAVE to have something Stampin' Up related and I'll be glad to help you out ;)
Hi there! I have a winner from Challenge #20, thank you to everyone who took the time to enter :) The winner is: True Random Number Generator Min: 1 Max: 26 Result: 20 Powered by RANDOM.ORG It's Skye!!!! Congratulations Skye. Please email me with your address and I will pop a little something in the mail for you. Next week we will start a new challenge. Ok, I do have some cards to share. Ange has created a lovely and elegant card using stamps from WPlus9. This stamp company makes gorgeous stamps, dies and impression plates. Ange LOL, who wouldn't love a pair of socks like this! Angeline has made a fun card using 'Hello Friend' from Avocado Arts. Angeline I decided to play along with Paper Smooches Sparks challenge today, it's been a while since I last joined in. The challenge is to use this photo as inspiration. I used the colours as the base for my card. I have used stamps from Paper Smooches 'Perpetual Bliss'. The papers are from My Minds Eye, 'Blush' and die cut with Die-namics 'Fishtail Flag Stax'. Have a fantastic day :) Jay Gee
Hello stampy friends!! Today’s the last day to upload “homework” for the latest Online Card Class: CAS3, so I’ve gathered up the projects that I completed and through I’d quickly share them. But before I do that, I just wanted to mention that I truly love taking the Online Card Classes. Each lesson is full to the brim with inspiration and *smacking my head* brilliant techniques and ideas that everyone should be adding to their arsenal of “go to” ideas. Seriously, every single day I’m asking myself “why didn’t I think of that?” But the truth is that Jennifer McGuire and Kristina Werner (and friends) are creative geniuses, and so very generous with their knowledge and talent. I can’t wait for the next class!! Let’s get to my homework, shall we? I should start by saying that, for the most part, I just cased the samples of the various instructors. I had ideas of my own, but in the interest of time, and the lack of wanting to screw it up and have to start over, I tried to follow as closely to their samples as I possibly could. My first sample was inspired (and slightly different) from a card that Jennifer McGuire shared that was demonstrating different techniques to create an optical illusion on a one-layer card. I need to figure out a better way to “lock down” my stencil to my project while I’m sponging the ink on, because mine moved around and shifted a bit. Thankfully it adds to the optical illusion that I was trying to create, so it’s not super noticeable. At least that’s what I told myself. LOL This next project was inspired by a project and technique by Julie Ebersole called Textural Effects. I again slightly deviated from but pretty closely CASE’d what Julie created. I used a different sentiment and a different die to create the double embossing. Isn’t it so cool?!! I’ll most definitely be doing this again!! This project was inspired by a technique and project that Kristina Werner created, and focused on Simple Coloring. I colored Spectrum Noir pens in a rainbow pattern on vellum and put it behind the die cut sentiment and hearts. Super easy, and very fun to create! I used different dies than Kristina, but I pretty much CASE’d what she did. Again, *smacking my head* brilliant! This final project was a project and technique by Julie Ebersole that I pretty much copied identically because I just thought it was so danged cute! I would so do this again, because it came together quickly, and packs a super fun punch that I think would make anyone happy! This is the first time that I’ve created so many of the homework assignments, and I loved exercising my creative chops to add some super fun and useful ideas and techniques to my card making arsenal. If you need that extra “bump” to get out of a creative slump, I’m telling you these classes are priceless!! That’s it for me today, friends. It’s going to be a hot one here this weekend, but I’m hoping to get some more stuff done in my craft room. I’ll be back tomorrow to share my latest Paper Smooches project. Thanks so much for stopping by!!
You really did amaze us with your handmade flowers for week 129. As always it was so difficult to decide on the showcase but after much deliberation here are our choices... Neets Fabulous technique Rosi Simply stunning and great sentiment Gillian Love this flower! It's always difficult to limit our showcase choices, but we're sure you'll agree these are fab! Please take the badge to display on your blogs ladies and well done! See you tomorrow for our the new challenge!!
Here we are at the first 25th of the year! I know Christmas seems like yesterday, but we know that we all should be starting on making those special hand-made cards to send to friends and family! Here is a bit of inspiration for you from Karen. Trimming the Tree by Karen Letchworth There's always "that one die" with every company.....you know "that one" I'm talking about.....that very special one that catches your eye immediately, and you can't stop thinking about it. Yes, now you're getting the idea. Well, for me....."that one special die" from Frantic Stamper was IMMEDIATELY the Frantic Stamper Original Precision Die called Large Blue Spruce. From the moment I saw this amazing die, I knew in my mind what I wanted to do with it. Right away, I was envisioning these sweet trees cut from vellum. I was envisioning the vellum making the trees appear as though they are snow-covered. I contemplated glittering them to also capture the feeling of snow; but instead, I layered the vellum trees, and then added some white sequins. I even used a small piece of double-sided foam tape to raise up one of the trees. Don't they look lovely? I think next time, I'll sprinkle them with some glitter. How pretty! My card uses some sweet Crate Paper patterned papers and adorable chipboard pieces from their Bundled Up Collection, and the sentiment I chose is a dainty little Melissa Frances Rub-On. I tried to keep it simple so that these lovely vellum die-cut trees would be the star of my card. Here in this second, more close-up photo of the card, you can really see the wonderful textures of these gorgeous vellum trees. The high quality of these precision dies always make a crisp clean cut right through the vellum with ease. I've yet to find a paper or other medium that I can't use with these wonderful dies. I just LOVE how these sweet vellum Large Blue Spruce Trees cut from vellum look on my card. I was right to think of it as "that one die", wasn't I? I absolutely love the sweet feel of a snow-capped forest I get from using this die with the vellum. Here's a look at another card: This last photo is a close-up of the second card. I just wanted you to see how the card looks with different numbers of layers of the vellum trees. Now, I've got myself thinking of using this die-cut to create gorgeous trees in green paper, in wool felt, in rustic paper, and so many other great textures and colors. What an amazingly GORGEOUS die-cut. Thanks so much for stopping by to take a look at the two cards I've created using this fabulous die-cut. I really encourage you to check out this sweet die for yourself. You really would love it; along with several other lovely tree dies and other amazing shapes Frantic Stamper sells. Use your imagination to use Frantic Stamper dies to help you create something wonderful today! *** Materials for this project available at www.franticstamper.com. FRA-Die-09444 Tweet
Update on this page: Okay I now have sooooo many videos on art journaling that I can no longer house them all on this page (if you wish ...
Good morning, I hope you had a terrific weekend! Today we conclude our Inspiration Hops with the Gina K Designs team, featuring "What's the Dirt?" but you can be sure you will continue to see more samples of this set and our other new ones throughout the month and beyond on our blogs and StampTV! :) Here's the full set: ...and here's my sample! I like the little trio of pots and this particular greeting grabbed me: "you are a ray of sunshine!" I love sponging rays of light on cards but I thought using paper today for a spotlighting effect would be cool! Simply stamp your posts at the bottom of a rectangle of Little Boy Blue cardstock and then again on white. Slice a diagonal of the white from corner to corner and layer over your blue like you are paper piecing! Color the portion that's in the sun, doesn't that look so cheerful and illuminated next to the blue? Here is a closeup. Card also uses Black Onyx, Innocent Pink, and the new KEY LIME , which I love!! I love greens and this is one of my favorites now in the Pure Luxury Line, you must try! It's so vibrant! Here are my new "Crazy Daisy" digital papers also, they use images from my "Spring Basket" and "A Year of Flowers" stamp sets, but they are also a terrific match for "What's the Dirt?" with these sweet daisies and ladybugs! They are available to download in full sheets, if you like big sheets of single colors, or quarters if you prefer printing out smaller mats all at once which are already sized for A2 cards. Wish I had some samples with them to share today but I don't have them ready yet, please check by later this week! :) And now please see more samples from our talented Gina K Designs team, and be sure to leave comments all along the way for more chances to win free stamps! Thank you for hopping with us! :) Gina K Melanie Muenchinger (you are here, thanks for visiting!) Michelle Woerner Sharon Harnist Theresa Momber Tina Gilliland Vicki Dutcher AJ Otto Carolina Buchting Cathy Tidwell Colleen Schaan Deb Felts Donna Baker Emily Giovanni Giovana Smith Jennie Harper Jimmi Mayo Lee Murphy
ReDesign with Prima - Decoupage Décor Tissue Paper – 19”x30” You’ll love this jumbo size tear Resistant Redesign with Prima Decoupage Tissue Paper. This large 19"x30" longer length size is perfect for Furniture Upcycle projects. It has a fibrous texture and finishes with bright and vibrant colors. Simply cut to size. Perfect for home décor crafts, big and small. When you hear the term “tissue paper” you tend to think of the thin paper that goes into a gift bag or shirt box. This is nothing like that and is quite the opposite! It has a somewhat fabric like feel. It is easy to reposition and very enjoyable to work with. Enjoy watching this (8 minute) How-To Video for working with this Decor Tissue Paper.
Good Morning, Stampers! Here is a little peek at the cards for this week's Weekly 3/$5 card Class... We're thinking Spring this week! Join me Monday @ 9am or Wednesday @ 10am. We will create these (3) cards in under an hour for only $5! Contact the Center directly to reserve your spot @ 248-573-8175 Happy Stampin'! ~Melissa
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I've come to the conclusion that I am not able to keep up this blog any longer... as you can see from the fact that I haven't posted in two months :( I am going to leave it as is for anyone to reference and if I decide to delete it later in the future I will give notice in case anyone wants to save things first. Meanwhile, I've been learning digital designing and a potential aspect of that is doing templates - or digital sketches - so there is the possibility that I will post those here as new sketches from time to time. I will keep this post at the top and any new sketches will be underneath it. I will still have new sketches at Creative Scrappers and Mix It Up though, and I have a digi design blog where you can see what I've been keeping so busy at, if you're interested. Thanks for all the support!! ~day
This is a digital download. No physical product will be shipped. Please read description in full before purchasing as it is not the responsibility of the seller to ensure the files are compatible with buyers software. 3D papercraft, 3D paper sculpture, polygonal paper sculpture, 3D squirrel papercraft, polygonal squirrel papercraft, svg files, pdf template You can make your own Squirrel Model DIY paper craft projects to create a polygonal shaped sculpture. It is a paper 3D paper sculpture that can be put together by folding, gluing and assembling. Includes svg, pdf, dxf, and pdo files *Please note after a recent update in cricut design space, the svg is no longer compatible with cricut but still works in silhouette. For cricut users the pdf also remains available to hand cut. There is also a work around in inkscape for cricut users to get the svg to work. It can be placed like art or decoration. It looks really great and modern on your place. Difficulty Level: Easy Paper Crafts : Squirrel Model Squirrel Model : 30 cm Height, 28 cm wide, 32 cm deep Use paper : A4 color card paper 160 -300 gsm Template (PDF) : ( 11 Sheets ) 60 Parts
One Stitch. One Seam. One Quilt.
Week 104 Sketch #8 This week we have a sketch for you drawn by Jen. It's simplicity itself, so to add a little constraint, we ask that the card stays in this orientation ie that the band remains in the horizontal plane, in the lower part of the card and that it takes up no more than 1/3rd of the height of the cardbase. . Jen For my first card I cased a technique that LIMette Vicky Hayes uses a lot... I have been meaning to try it for a while, but these Stampin Up stamps are perfect for it. The ribbon is also from Stampin Up. I stamped the leaves across the card first of all and then added a few flowers over the top. For my second card I have punch out lots of hearts (Stampin Up & Martha Stewart). I masked off the lines and filled in the area with the punched shapes. I simply added a Pink Petticoat sentiment to finish it off... Chrissie Here are a few Leaping Sheep from a stamp by Inca Stamps. The sheep are gently shaded and the grass coloured with Promarkers. The sentiment was computer generated using 2 Peas High Tide font. This one has a section cut out and the gap filled with a piece of acetate. The flowers, from a Martha Stewart punch were added and embellished with gems in each flower centre. The sentiment is from Paper Smooches mounted on a Dienamics tag and popped up on dimensional pads. These dies come in a set of 4 which are all joined together. Instead of breaking them all apart I kept them in twos and used this method to position the die around the sentiment. Cut a guide from scrap card and snip off half of the shape you don't wish to use! Place the guide around the stamped sentiment, centralising it within the shape Place the die into the guide so that it fits snugly and tape down the other die to prevent movement.(I use a tiny Post it note to do this) Gently remove the guide before running the card and die through the die cutting machine. The result is a perfectly centralised sentiment within the die-cut shape! My Cuttlebug plate is scarred and very well used but still works beautifully! We hope you enjoy this challenge. We have a great celebration in the offing next week for our Second Birthday Celebrations, so be sure to join us!
Bear and Bunny on a Bike stamper Looking for an ink pad? Add in a Black VersaFine Clair ink pad from my Etsy shop: https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1405288014/ink-pad-for-stampers-versafine-clair A wonderful large wooden stamper featuring the bear from my Bear & Bike original illustration and logo! Made by The English Stamp Company, their logo is printed on the stylish handle. Beautiful quality stamper with strong lines. Rubber mounted on thin foam onto wooden block with chunky handle for easy stamping. Use this guy to customise your wrapping paper, gifts, gift tags, cards and more. For ideas including embossing, see my youtube video (featuring my seagull stamper!): https://youtu.be/cjIqQ6NlvxM Measurements: Actual stamp (approx.) 7.7cm x 6.7cm at widest areas Wooden stamper (approx.): 8cm x 8cm, 4cm high including the handle ***also available to order as a 2" stamper, see my shop :) Note: each stamper is made and mounted individually. The wood grain and positioning might be slightly different to the one pictured. This will not affect the quality, use or final image of the stamp itself. For information, when using the stamper, take care not to get the wood mount too wet / inked as this may cause staining; again, not affecting the stamper use! **Copyright: this stamper may only be used for personal fun only! If you wish to use my stamper for items you plan to sell, please get in touch first to discuss. All artwork belongs to CatherineRedgateART and may not be reproduced (part or whole) in any way without permission from the artist. This item may be available in larger quantities than listed - please get in touch if you are looking to buy more than listed! :)
Hello Peeps !!! Happy Wednesday !!! There's still plenty of time to order your Sale-a-bration products. Just to show you some choices, I have designed this card using the Free Products. The Kindness Matters stamp set, The stripes Textured EF for my background, the Everyday Enchantment DSP and last but not the least -the Designer Frames Textured EFs. Hope you like it. Contact me now to learn how you can get your FREE Sale-a-bration. RECIPE: Stamps: Kindness Matters Paper: Baja Breeze, Soft Suede, Very Vanilla Ink: Soft Suede Accessories: pearl, pleated ribbon Tools: Big Shot, Textured EFs, dimensionals, Distressing Essentials, corner rounder, oval punch Thanks for stopping by. Have a wonderful day stampin' Chat
