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I love how the magic gamsol looks on the flower
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Layers and layers of white - one of the most challenging designs for me but I love the look so I keep trying. You'll find more information about my card on my blog... https://www.cre8tiveplay.com/2023/02/white-on-white.html
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I love that you only need a couple of colors to color these in...
I went with a clean and layered design for this weeks Masculine Monday card. I started by stamping the mug, covering it with a ma...
Hello and Welcome! Todays card features the new die from Honey Bee Stamps, Lovely Layers collection, the Magnolia! This die set gives you everything you need to make absolutely stunning magnolia flowers and leaves. For all three cards, I used an A2 card base with 110lb smooth white cardstock. I die cut three rectangles using the largest die in the MFT A2 Stitched Rectangle STAX set. I used my Spellbinders Glimmer Hot Foil machine and Spellbinders Essential Glimmer Rectangles and Essential Duo Lines Glimmer Rectangles along with Glimmer Hot Foil in Pewter to make the foiled detailed around the card. I die cut the magnolia pieces out of cream and white colored cardstock and added some details on the petals using Copic markers. I die cut the leaves out of dark green cardstock and also added details to them using Copic markers. I stamped and die cut the words, You, Bloom and Thanks using Honey Bee Stamps Bitty Buzzwords and Bitty Buzzwords: Bloom. I also used the corresponding sentiments from both stamp sets and added the sentiments to the front of the cards. These stamp sets come with several different large printed words along with matching sentiments. Another great thing about these large collections of stamped sentiments is you can get the matching dies so you cut out the large print words perfectly! I glued the magnolia flowers on to the fronts of the cards with Lineco Neutral PH glue. I trimmed the edges of the flowers that went over the card base. I have tried several of Honey Bee Stamps Lovely Layers flowers. I personally love using them. They make absolutely gorgeous flowers for your cards or even for scrapbooking! For the insides of the cards, I used some flower patterned cardstock I had and cut a smaller white rectangle out of white cardstock and added some simple sentiments to the inside of the card. I just love how simple and yet elegant these cards are. If you don't feel like adding dimension with Copic markers, you can cut the pieces out from different shades of cardstock and put them together. As always, thank you for stopping by and Happy Crafting!
Congrats to today's Featured Stamper, Mynette, aka stampin_mynn! [url=http://www.splitcoaststampers.com/gallery/photo/2493773?&cat=500&ppuser=145299][color=pink]HERE[/color][/url] is the beautiful CAS card I chose to CASE from her lovely gallery. I kept the butterfly, fishtail flag, and lace theme, changing the layout slightly. Instead of real lace, I used white embossing on vellum using SNSS's newly released Borders and Backgrounds with the matching dies. The butterfly is embossed on dp.
I have seen a lot of these cards using either 1 piece of DSP or stamping images on one layer and then cutting into several layers with a solid cardstock for accent. I was thinking of using this for my classes, but after doing it, decided it was a little to intense for an evening class. But love the way it turned out!
Howdy, Y'all! Welcome to the new week! I was attracted to this stamp when I first saw it .... seems like it sort of "had my name on it" in a small way. (I'm a bit more "Western" than "Southwestern", but it seemed close enough. ;o) Almost every image element across the stamp has been given layers of dimension. The stamp is from [URL=http://www.outlinesrubberstamp.com]Outlines Rubber Stamps.[/URL] I've included some closeup pics right here at [URL=http://savorthejourney.blogs.splitcoaststampers.com/2011/03/07/howdy-in-lots-of-layers/]Savor the Journey.[/URL] Have a great week, now, "ya hear?!"
This is my card for last week's featured stamper. I am just getting it uploaded now. Congrats Lori! Last week's featured stamper was LMcAree. I picked this card to case because I really liked how she created her background. http://www.splitcoaststampers.com/gallery/photo/1380728?&cat=500&ppuser=83483&perpage=96&thumbsonly=0 I kept the same background and layout, but I changed the stamped image and colors. I decided to create a fall card and I used the pumpkin stamp from SU's Little Layers II. I stamped the image using Pumpkin Pie and Old Olive classic inks and then using my watercolor crayons and blender pen I colored in the image. My background is created using my score-bug and scor-pal and my ribbon is from Offray. For more details please visit my blog: http://lalattystampnstuff.blogspot.com/2009/09/september-6-2009.html Thanks for looking!
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Hello Friends, Today I am sharing handmade cards all created by one of my teammates. All of these cards have beautiful Love You Always Specialty paper. Each month I have a different challenge and this time was using Designer Paper from the Jan-June 2021 catalog. this is round one and next Saturday I will have round
A quick card this morning. Simple layers, I let the designer paper do all the work for me. I stamped the sentiment and popped it up with ...
This is for TLC484 to use layered borders on our project. When I saw the challenge I instantly thought of my favorite eyelet border die. I probably would not have ever thought in a million years of layering this die cut borders but I really love how it turned out. I attached the top of each border with ATG adhesive but put thin strips of mounting tape along the eyelet edges to hold them up to add dimension and interest. The border along the bottom was afterthought but I liked how it cut a little more of the lavender card base off so that there was a strip of color to match the flowers. Did that make sense? LOL! Joan, thanks for a fun challenge. I like the outcome so much more than I thought I would. My blog: http://kittiekraft.typepad.com/kittiekraft/
For today's sketch challenge I used dp from the Mariposa stack collection. The large butterfly is fussy cut from one of the pages! Then using a black Copic outlined the edges. Embossed the large red panel and the two center squares with a butterfly EF and then rubbed on gold metallic rub ons. TFL!!
Good morning to you all in the land of blog Today I am showing you another of the Wild Rose Studio Image s This ...
Hi there sweet friends! I'm back today with another video tutorial showing how to make this card - Paper Tole Die Cut Layers Technique. This paper tole technique that is done with die cuts and it gives a great sense of depth to the focal panel on your card. Its easy to do on both large die…