Hello, Crafters. Last week was a very busy week for me and apart from my video – Colourwash on Vellum – I didn’t do any cardmaking. I decided to sit and relax and make a card on Sunday. I chose to use the main image from the Quiet Meadow Stamp Set and stamped it with ... Read More about Quiet Meadows Greeting Card
August 16, 2021 I used the new Cork Specialty Paper on this card…yes, it’s real cork!!! I was totally inspired and essentially cased my friend, Janet Munden…I just did not have my…
Make a handmade thinking of you card with it's own bouquet of flowers. This Quiet meadow bundle from Stampin Up allows you to die cut flowers to tie with bakers twine from the dies, and add the perfect heartfelt sentiment from the stamp set. The Pretty Flowers Embossing Folder from Stampin Up makes the perfect wow background for your card.
Quiet Meadow is one of my favorite bundles from Stampin' Up's, new, 2021-2022 Annual Catalog. I thought the images would be beautiful in sepia. But, what is sepia? This is what Siri tells
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Quiet Meadow bundle Quiet Meadow all occasion cards ready for mailing When I was a kid, my family lived in a neighborhood that didn't have sidewalks, and several of the side streets were not paved. We lived on one of those unpaved streets, and what a treat it was to have such a playground of mud puddles, and wild flowers growing about. My absolute favorite was the 1st of May, a day where as children we would pick those wild flowers, put them in paper cones, and deliver them to our neighbors front porches. We would ring the bell, then run and hide....watching from behind a bush as the flowers were discovered and graciously accepted by the ladies that lived on our street. One of those wild flowers was a flower we called Bachelor Buttons. As soon as I saw the Quiet Meadow bundle, I spotted this flower die and I fell in love! All those childhood memories came flooding back. I wouldn't trade those memories for anything. I enjoyed every moment of creating this card. All of the stamps and dies used came from this bundle. Quiet Meadow is a new stamp and die set that is available tomorrow, May 4th, in the new 2021-2022 Annual catalog! I used 3 of the new In-colors that will also be available tomorrow, May 4th. Evening Evergreen Basic White Fresh Freesia Soft Succulent This card is a standard 4 1/4" x 5 1/2" with a top fold. The Soft Succulent mat layer is 4" x 5 1/4" The Basic White layer is 3 7/8" x 5 1/8" When stamping the background Basic White cardstock, I stamped off once for the Soft Succulent areas, and stamped off twice for the Fresh Freesia flowers. I suggest practicing on a scrap of paper till you accomplish the look that you want for your background. I sponged a little Soft Succulent ink on the stems of the Soft Succulent leafy stem piece, just to give it a bit of dept. To create the flower at the top of stem, I cut the first layer in Evening Evergreen, then cut just the flower portion again in the Fresh Freesia. Trimmed the base of the flower, and adhered it atop of the first layer of flower, giving the Fresh Freesia just a small pop out from the stem. I used White Crinkle Seam Binding for the bow, and colored it with the Fresh Freesia Stampin' Blends. Tomorrow you will be able to purchase this Quiet Meadow bundle at my online store link Thank you for visiting my page today. Stay safe and be well, Hugs, Teah
Today's clean & simple sympathy card required a bit of prep work. I began by selecting three shades of yellow ink; Mango Melody, So Saffron, Daffodil Delight, plus dark brown, Early Espresso
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The Quiet Meadow bundle is definitely one of my favorites. I've had quite a few posts with this bundle. I'll had links to these near the end of this post. Here is my little fun fold card for today. And here is the card open. The card base is Night...
Quiet Meadow Bundle Grunge Card. Today is a look back at a more vintage style, one that I used a lot years ago. I hope you enjoy it!
Last week I made a series of cards on my Facebook Live that feature the Quiet Meadow Bundle. Those cards largely featured the Meadow Dies part of the bundle. Today's card is all about the stamp
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Shaded Spruce with Quiet Meadows Hello. Welcome to Valley Inspirations with Andrea and the 46th 2020/2021 Colour Creations Showcase by members of the Art with Heart Team. This week we are showcasing a lovely colour, Shaded Spruce. It is a deep rich green. It is a gorgeous colour that is great for leaves, grass or other green 'things'. Of course artistic licence provides many other opportunities as well. Having said that, I decided to stay with the more traditional usage of leaves & stems. Shaded Spruce has been produced in Stampin' Up!'s card-stock, both A4 & 12"x12"; Classic Stampin' inks (ink pads, spots & re-inkers); Stampin' Write Markers; Stampin' Blends, Designer Series Paper including the Forever Greenery DSP; Hello Dear Friend and Gorgeous Posies Card Kits; and Sequins For Everything. As mentioned, in designing a project around Shaded Spruce, I decided to watercolour a piece of Fluid 100 Water-colour Paper with Shaded Spruce Classic Stampin' ink and then die cut leaves from it. The design I had in my mind was completely different than the final project. Numerous aspects changed along the way as things didn't work on paper as envisaged in my mind. It was one of those projects where I tried numerous options and chopped and changed so many aspects. There was so much faffing around this time. After water-colouring with Shaded Spruce, I also lightly water-coloured a piece of Shimmery White card-stock with Pool Party Classic Stampin' ink for the background. When almost dry it was embossed with the retiring Subtles 3D embossing folder. This was mounted on a slightly larger piece of Pool Party card-stock. A large scolloped rectangle was die cut using the Scalloped Contour dies from Shaded Spruce card-stock. This set of dies is from the new 2021-2022 Annual Catalogue only available to SU Demonstrators in April, but will bye available to all from the 4th May. One of the design changes was to heat emboss the scolloped edge with Silver Emboss Powder and a Heat Gun. There were two layers of silver heat embossing. The mounted card background was layered on the scolloped piece, which in turn was layered on another piece of Shaded Spruce card-stock so that this lovely green could be seen through the scollops. All these layers were popped up on Dimensionals onto a card base of Thick Basic White card-stock. Two flowers on stems and a leaf spray using the Meadows Dies (another new set) were cut from the Shaded Spruce water coloured paper. I had some water-coloured paper that I had water-coloured with 3 of the new In Colours - Pale Papaya, Fresh Freesia and Polished Pink. They are beautiful colours. A flower head was die cut from each colour and I cut a flower centre from un-died scrap of Shimmery White card-stock. As there are 4 dies in this shape, I suspect that the shape may represent little buds or elongated flowers to go with the long small leaf die, but it also works as a flower centre. It was dotted using the Pale Papaya Stampin' Write Marker. The flower heads were popped up on Mini Dimensionals. The die cut flowers/stems were arranged with pieces of the leaf spray and adhered in place with a mix of Multipurpose Liquid Glue and Mini Dimensionals. A little tag from made from the Meadows dies with Shaded Spruce card-stock. It was stamped with the word "Love" from the Quiet Meadows Stamp Set using Versamark ink and heat embossed with Silver Stampin' Emboss Powder and a Heat Gun. The tag was positioned with a Dimensional; and a piece of White Twine from the Snail Mail Combo Pack was tied in a bow and adhered with a Glue Dot. To finish the card front design, 3 Genial Gems were added. They are so gorgeous and also come from the new 2021-2022 Annual Catalogue. New products will be available to all from 4 May. A piece of Basic White card-stock was mounted on a slightly larger piece of Pool Party card-stock and adhered inside the card. A piece of the water-coloured leaf was added as an understated design element. Another leaf will be adhered to a C6 Basic White envelope to tie the envelope in with the card. A second leaf was hiding underneath something at the time of photographing the card, so the decorated envelope is not pictured here. For once Gemma let me photograph her with the card. She had a hair cut a few days ago and is feeling the cold. Just as well the sun was out. Thank you for visiting. While this card did not fall into place easily, it is always good to persist with a challenge. Catherine Proctor is our gorgeous host of the Art with Heart Colour Creations Showcase. If you haven't finished visiting all of the team's colour creations, you can visit/revisit Catherine's page at What Cathy Made, where she hosts the links to the participating blogs so you can find everyone's Shaded Spruce creations. Checking out everyone's creations and their interpretation of the amazing Stampin' Up! colours is always a treat and I am sure there will be inspiring Shaded Spruce projects on show. I hope to see you again next week when members of the team share projects that hero Smoky Slate from the SU Neutrals Colour family. Stay well, stay safe and be kind to yourself and others. Andrea 💕🐾
Good morning and happy new week! Did you have a good weekend?? We got a lot done – new garden beds going in – more seeds started. We’re just like Greenacres. Have you heard? I…
I used the Stampin’ Up! Quiet Meadow stamp set bundle from the upcoming 2021-2022 Annual Catalog to create a thank you card to share today. I did a video tutorial for this card on my Faceboo…
Hello and welcome to Kylie Bertucci's International Winners Blog Hop! Today I'm joining Kylie Bertucci and a group of very talented demonstrators for a blog hop around the world. I'm so excited to be participating in the Top Ten International Highlights Winners Blog Hop! I earned this honor with my card, Softly Stippled Designer Series Paper Card. I am honored that you voted for my card. Thank you so much. This card that I'm sharing with you today is a simple but elegant thank you card made with the Delicate Forest Dies and the Quiet Reflection stamp set. My customers will be making this card at our next card classes. Let's take a look at the card. The base of this card is made with Pretty Peacock cardstock and is 8 1/2" x 5 1/2" folded in a half. The next layer is a 4 1/8" x 5 3/8" piece of Lost Lagoon. A 4" x 5 1/4" piece of Poetic Expressions Designer Series Paper was cut with the die from Delicate Forest. You need to cut your paper the exact size you want the finished piece to be because the die doesn't cut around the edge, only the leaves and trees out of the middle. I then put dimensionals on the back and adhered only the top of this piece to the card front. I cut a piece of Very Vanilla cardstock with the arch die from Garden Meadow dies. Next, I inked up the Quiet Reflection stamp with Pretty Peacock ink on the top half and Misty Moonlight on the bottom half then stamped on the Very Vanilla arch. This piece was then slipped up under the designer series piece and both pieces adhered down. The thank you from Charming Sentiments was stamped on Very Vanilla in Misty Moonlight and cut with the coordinating die from Sentiment Silhouettes. It was then adhered to the lower left-hand corner. I hope you like this card and will make one for yourself. Click on the box below to download a free tutorial. Links to all the supplies I used are below. Visit my YouTube Channel and check out the construction of this card from beginning to end with some surprises at the end! Just click on the picture below. Please take a few minutes to visit the blogs of the other Top 10 Finalist. They have some awesome projects to share with you! Thanks for visiting my blog. Contact Me! Shop Here! Subscribe to My Blog and Newsletter * indicates required Email Address * First Name Last Name Product List 162680 $52.00 162689 $26.00 162814 $12.50 158734 $52.00 162740 $36.00 150880 $10.00 133679 $10.00 101650 $10.50 153118 $9.00 150083 $9.00 Add All to Cart
Quiet Meadow Card Made 2 Ways! Quiet Meadow Bundle, Scalloped Contour Dies and All five New In-Colors! I have made the cards the same way, however one card has Basic White Flower die cut pieces, water-Colored with Water Painters! The other card has the Flower pieces die cut in the In-Color Cardstock! Which color do you like the best?? And...do you like the water-color or the Colored cardstock the best??!! Details: Basic White Cardstock 8 1/2 x 5 1/2" & 5 1/2 x 3 3/4"( run through Painted Texture 3D Embossing Folder) and die cut the scalloped label die from Meadow Dies. Cardstock Color (In-Colors) of your choice- 5 1/2 x 4" Die Cut out the Flower pieces with (in colors) or Basic White Cardstock. 2nd from Smallest Scalloped Rectangle die (Scalloped Contour Dies) in matching Color Cardstock Little tag die ( Meadow Dies) in 2 colors
Learn how to make this alcohol ink card with Stampin' Up!'s Quiet Meadow stamp set and Meadow Dies in this video tutorial!
Good Morning! Today I have some cards to share that we made during our virtual team meeting over the weekend. We used the Stampin Up! Forever Fern bundle to make the cards that were designed by our…
In Colours with Quiet Meadows Hi. Welcome to a new year, well at least the first Art with Heart 2021-2022 Colour Creations Blog Hop. We have worked our way through all the Stampin' Up! colours and are now starting afresh as we continue to focus on each of the Stampin' Up! colours each week, working in alphabetical order. We are also changing the format of the Colour Creations Showcase to a more traditional Blog Hop style, where we move to the next participant on the list rather than follow the list of participants from the Coordinator's blog. I hope you feel comfortable with the change. This week we are focusing on all 5 of the new In Colours for 2021-2023. Such gorgeous colours. They are Polished Pink, Pale Papaya, Evening Evergreen, Soft Succulent and Fresh Freesia. While we normally focus on one colour, to sync the Blog Hop timetable with the Stampin' Up! schedule, we are working with all 5 of the new In Colours this week. My last few days have gone a bit haywire with an unscheduled work interview and other happenings, so I will be working up to the blog's go live time. My apologies if you check in and find its not all here. (Must admit, that matches my current frame of mind - ha ha.) Phew - just completed it in time for launch! This week I created a set of Note Cards with a Note Card Holder. Taking photographs this morning before rushing off to help a friend, I didn't realise until a little while ago when I arrived home after a hectic day that quite a number of the photos taken have not transferred through. No time to check what's happened now. Will re-photograph the missing shots tomorrow. I created a Note Card Holder using a piece of 12"x12" Hand Penned Designer Series Paper. There is no cutting and gluing, just scoring, burnishing and folding so you could say it was formed using Origami. My photos of the Note Card Holder have disappeared, so I will not go into a huge discussion here of how it was created, but I refer you to Rachel Tessman's U-Tube channel where late May (uploaded 6 days ago) she created a Note Card Holder and 3 Note-cards using the Bloom Where You Are Planted DSP. Rachel is a Stampin' Up Demonstrator from the USA who has recently reached the heights of 1 million dollars in sales. An amazing achievement. The Hand Penned DSP was new to the 2021-2022 Annual Catalogue and is one of my favourites. It includes In Colours, like Pale Papaya. While the new In Colours go together well, I decided to create a set of Note Cards using Stampin' Up!'s note cards that come as a set of Note Cards and Envelopes (that's 20 cards and 20 envelopes in a pack). They are the perfect size for the Note Card Holder. I've used the Basic White Note Cards, but they also come in Very Vanilla. I need to say a big thank you to Kathryn Mangelsdorf who "saved my bacon" as when I went to create this project I could only find my stash of Very Vanilla Note Cards and no Basic White. What was I to do? It was Kathryn to the rescue. Thank you so much Kathryn. I started each note card by cutting a Basic White card front a tad smaller than the note card. Using a Blending Brush each of the In Colours was applied to the centre of the card front and then the splatters stamp from the Quiet Meadows stamp set was stamped over the blended background and then stamped a second time without re-inking (ie stamping off). Each of the flower and leaf dies from the Meadows dies were used with Basic White card-stock. Butterflies and 5 little labels were also die cut using dies from the same set. Aren't they delightful. The labels were each stamped with one of the In Colours. The sentiment also came from the coordinating Quiet Meadow stamp set. Each note card had a different flower or leaf adhered over the blended background and one of the two different butterflies was also added, ensuing each note card was unique. A piece of White twine from the Bakers Twine Essentials Pack was tied around the card front twice ending in a bow with the little tag tied through. The note card was finished with 3 coordinating 2021-2023 In Colour Jewels. These Jewels are just delightful. They twinkle beautifully and always add a special touch. The card front was then adhered directly to the front of the note card. The flowers from the coordinating stamp set was stamped on the coordinating envelope and inside the card with the matching colour of Classic Stampin' ink. Sorry there is no photo of the note card inner. These photos were among those that didn't transfer, however, I am sure you get the drift. Thank you so much for visiting Valley Inspirations with Andrea. I had fun creating this project to share. I love the Note Card Holder and am sure I will be creating more. This pack will be gifted to a hostess who has asked me to hold a class at her home soon. As you may know, Stampin' Up's 2021-2022 Annual Catalogue was launched earlier this month. If you are in Australia, don't already have a Stampin' Up! demonstrator and would like your own copy of the Annual Catalogue then let me know and I will be delighted to send one to you. There is more In Colour creativity. Click on the "next" graphic to be taken to the talented Ros Davidson. I am looking forward to checking out Ros's creation as well as everyone else's. There is a list below of everyone who is part of tonight's Colour Creation Blog Hop. Hope to see you next week when we will be featuring Balmy Blue - a beautiful soft blue. Stay well, stay safe and be kind to yourself and others. Andrea 💕🐾 A big thank you to Catherine Proctor who is our dedicated host of the Art with Heart Colour Creations Blog Hop. I am so delighted that she is continuing to keep us all in line. Checking out everyone's creations and their interpretation of the amazing Stampin' Up! colours is always a treat and I am sure there will be inspiring In Colour projects on show. I feel so blessed to share with such talented Creatives. Here are all the participants for the Colour Creations Blog Hop for 2 June 2021: Kate Morgan Sharon Davern Vicki Boucher Caroline Manwaring Tina Gillespie Christine Blain Rachel Woollard Theresa Gerrard Rachel Palmeri Michelle Taylor Diane Furniss Andrea Sargent Ros Davidson Cathy Proctor #colourcreationsbloghop
Good Morning all! The Stamp Review Crew are hopping! For this one we are all sharing projects using the "Quiet Meadow" bundle. I am in love with this set, its so versatile and easy to create lovely projects with. I decided to use a combination of the stamped images (sentiment & speckles) and lots of die cut pieces. All of the florals and foliage were cut in Basic White and coloured with Stampin Blends in... Mossy Meadow-Flirty Flamingo-Cinnamon Cider-Mango melody-Old Olive-Pumpkin Pie-Rich Razzleberry...Layered on a base of Rich Razzleberry-Basic White & Crumbcake. I also added some Rhinestones coloured with my Blackberry Bliss blend to finish off. If you are happily hopping, you would have arrived here from the fabulously creative Jay Soriano and l'm sure he had something amazing to share! But if you've just landed here, you can follow the hop and see all of the wonderful crew projects by clicking the link above or "Next" banner below. Stamp Review Crew are a wonderfully talented group of Stampin Up! demonstrators from across the globe that come together twice a month to share lots of fabulous ideas using Stampin Up! products. Now you are off to be inspired by the talents of Mary Haugen Thanks for stopping by! All supplies used are current Stampin Up!
Create this card using the Quiet Meadow Bundle from Stampin' Up! Laura Milligan I'd Rather Bee Stampin' Stampin' Blends
OK – same stamp set, same dies, how can this card be so different? I couldn’t help it – these dies just called to me. I truly don’t know how SU! does it – keep coming …
Stampin' Up!, Quiet Meadow, Happy & Heartfelt, Thank You
Hey everyone! Here is a really easy technique that you can try yourself. All you have to do is stamp an open image in Stazon black ink. Let it dry well. Then use your […]
Learn how to make this watercolored flowers card with Stampin' Up!'s Quiet Meadow stamp set and Meadow Dies in this video tutorial!
I love rainbow colors on cards, and it was really fun using the Quiet Meadow Bundle this way. Quiet Meadow Rainbow Stampin' Blends work really well for creating rainbows, because they
Hi Friends! Well, do you like quiet beaches or quiet meadows? My preference is beaches. I could happily spend many, many hours on a beach, with a bevvy and a good book. On Monday I shared how to create this beautiful card using the Quiet Meadow stamp set. There is no die cutting on this one, or embossing. Just good old fashioned stamping and some sponging too! This type of card is called Stamps, Ink and Paper (SIP) card. I used Lemon Lolly and Smoky Slate for the blotches and flowers. The big flower is stamped in Memento ink and coloured with Lemon Lolly and Soft Sea Foam Stampin' Blends. To find out how to create this card just click on the picture below to watch the video tutorial on my YouTube channel. If you enjoy the video, please consider subscribing to my YouTube Channel so you don't miss any of my videos, tutorials and Live Stamping. Once you have subscribed, click on the bell icon to get notification when I add to my channel. Would you like 2 FREE Card Tutorials from me? Just fill out the form that pops down from the top while you are reading my blog, or at the top on the right hand side, or CLICK HERE. You will receive an opportunity to subscribe to the Newsletters, and other ways to get more information, tutorials and other great value once you confirm that you want to opt into receiving my emails, then you are all set for next Tuesday morning at 8 am Pacific Time. The Newsletter will slide right into your email inbox, you don't have to do anything, and you will be in the know Do you live in Canada and don't already have a Stampin' Up! Demonstrator? I'd love to help you find all the value and community that I've found. Let's work together to get started! CLICK HERE to get more information and a link to join our Craft Room Stampers Community. Stampin' Smiles!
Use the collage stamping technique to make this handmade Stampin Up Thinking of You card. It's easy to make using the Quiet Meadow bundle which is new in the 2021 Stampin Up Annual Catalogue. Claire Daly, Stampin Up Demonstrator Melbourne Australia.
Hi and welcome to my blog today. The vintage style is my favourite style of projects to design. I love all the layered elements, the distres...
Good Morning, Stampers! Flowers, background patterns, and greetings--you'll find all these things in the Quiet Meadow Stamp Set. Choose one greeting, flower, and pattern or bring several of them together for a collage effect. The addition of gold embossing adds a simple touch of elegance for sending this heartfelt message! Save 10% off the Quiet Meadow bundle HERE SU!pplies: Stamps: Quiet Meadow Ink: Old Olive, Soft Succulent, Versamark, Paper: Soft Succulent, Basic White Accessories: Meadow dies, Picture This dies, Gold Fine Art ribbon, Gold Embossing Powder, heat tool Happie Stampin'! ~Melissa
Welcome to a new challenge at Colour INKspiration! This pretty combination is the pick of crew member, Denita Wright-Smee. The photo was taken in New South Wales by a friend of her husband. Gorgeous photography! If you haven't played with us before, we are a group of Stampin' Up Demonstrators from the South Pacific. Challenges are shown and entered via our Facebook Group page. If you don't belong, and would like to, click here. Don't forget to answer the two easy questions you'll be asked when you ask to join the group. Each challenge, Top Picks and a winner are chosen by the crew and the winner offered a chance to Guest Design with us for a future challenge. If you don't have an exact challenge colour, feel free to replace it with whatever you have that's closest. Black, White, Very Vanilla, Crumb Cake, Sahara Sand and metallics are free colours, as are flesh toned Stampin' Blends. As it happens, this is the second card I made for this challenge. The first one is fine - and I might even post it later in the challenge - but yesterday my box of pre-orders from the 2021-2022 Annual Catalogue arrived and I just HAD to play! Out of the box came the Quiet Meadow bundle. The cling stamp set is fabulously eclectic: sentiments, flowers in different styles, splatter and a wonderful partially obscured text stamp. Some of them you can see in the over-stamping of the ink-smooshed background. The Meadow dies are absolute showstoppers: outlines of various flowers, just perfect as silhouettes or coloured to make realistic images, some butterflies and lovely labels that fit the sentiments. I couldn't wait to get cutting and stamping! We'd love to see what you make of these sunset colours. You can add your project, see the other entries and look at the Design Team inspiration by clicking here. If you live in New Zealand and don't have a Stampin' Up Demonstrator, I'd love to be yours. I can help you with ideas, get you catalogues and provide you with Stampin' Up products. You can leave a message in the comments or contact me using any of the methods listed in the Contact Me tab at the top of the page. You can shop with me from anywhere in New Zealand by clicking on the SHOP NOW button in the sidebar or clicking on any of products below. Product List Note: The Quiet Meadow bundle will be available 3 May. Basic Black A4 Card Stock [121688] $18.50 Pumpkin Pie A4 Card Stock [108601] $18.50 Shimmery White A4 Card Stock [121717] $21.00 Basic White A4 Cardstock [159228] $20.50 Pumpkin Pie Classic Stampin' Pad [147086] $15.75 Calypso Coral Classic Stampin' Pad [147101] $15.75 Rococo Rose Classic Stampin’ Pad [150080] $15.75 Crushed Curry Classic Stampin' Pad [147087] $15.75
I love this style of card; simple, rustic, natural! I used the Quiet Meadow Bundle to make it.
Hi Everyone, Today's card is one that I made as a swap card for a group of my Team Mates in the Pootlers Team. The idea is that everyone makes a batch of cards, all the same, this time using products from the new Annual Catalogue. Then we post them off to everyone else in the group and we get the same amount of 'Happy Mail' back. It gives us inspiration and ideas and often shows off items that we haven't got or thought we wanted. Great fun to take part in. Let me show you how I made my card. Materials 1 piece of thick basic white 5 7/8" x 8 1/4" 1 piece of Hand-Penned dsp 4" x 5 1/2" 1 piece of basic white 3 1/2" x 4 1/2" Scraps of pale papaya, mango melody and old olive card stock for the flower 2021-2023 In Colour jewels Meadow dies Quiet Meadow stamp set Scalloped Contour dies Stampin Cut and Emboss machine Memento black ink Trimmer Simply scored Multipurpose adhesive Dimensionals Instructions On the long side, score the thick basic white at 4 1/8" and fold and burnish to make a card base. Die cut the largest scalloped die from the dsp and next largest from the basic white card. Die cut the whole flower from old olive and then just the flower heads from the pale papaya and the flower centre from the mango melody card. Adhere the coloured flower heads over the old olive ones and then add the mango melody centre. Stamp the sentiment at the top of the white scalloped rectangle and then adhere the flower at an angle below it. Sprinkle with jewels. Adhere the white layer to the dsp layer and then add to the card front using dimensionals. A quick and easy card to put together once you have done the die cutting. I hope that you and my Team Mates will like it. If you would like to see more of my Blog Posts, sign up on the pop up form and you will get my weekly Newsletter with all the details of my latest projects and news from Stampin' Up! If you would like to join my Team or become one of my Discount Shoppers, you can message me on my Facebook Page at www.facebook.com/craftykarendesigns or via the Contact Me box below this Blog. If you are interested in taking part in some challenges and having crafty chats with like minded people and a bit of a laugh, pop over to Crafty and Banter on Facebook (link in the side bar), we would love your company. I've collaborated with Stampin' Up! Demonstrators from all over the world to put together a Fancy Fold Cards Tutorial Bundle containing 30 different projects. We are offering this bundle FREE with any purchase from our online stores. If you would like a copy of this fantastic bundle, place an order using the current Hostess Code (see the details in the side bar of my blog) and I will forward you the PDF Tutorial. Happy crafting, Karen X Product List Basic White A4 Thick Cardstock [159230] Basic White A4 Cardstock [159228] Pale Papaya A4 Cardstock [155669] Old Olive A4 Card Stock [106576] Mango Melody A4 Cardstock [147013] Tuxedo Black Memento Ink Pad [132708] Hand Penned 12" X 12" (30.5 X 30.5 Cm) Designer Series Paper [155499] Quiet Meadow Cling Stamp Set [155082] Meadow Dies [155852] Scalloped Contours Dies [155560] Stampin' Cut & Emboss Machine [149653] 2021–2023 In Color Jewels [155571] Multipurpose Liquid Glue [110755] Stampin' Dimensionals [104430] Paper Trimmer [152392] Simply Scored [122334] Bone Folder [102300]
Welcome to the Happy Inkin’ Thursday Blog Hop! Please be sure to visit everyone’s blog to see the great projects they are sharing with you this week. My project today features a Sneak Peek of th…
What a beautiful bouquet of flowers you can make using the Meadow Dies. I cut them out from white cardstock and colored them with Stampin’ Blends!
