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To a Wild Rose stamp set was inspired by Million Dollar Sales Achiever Mary Ellen Byler. This is a beautiful DistINKtive Two Step Photopolymer stamp set. I love the DistINKtive style, Two Step stamping, AND photopolymer, three of my favorites! The coordinating Wild Rose dies include the flower and leaf framelits, a sentiment frame, and the flower strip on the left side of my cards. I love both the Balmy Blue and Whisper White card bases. What do you think? Stampin'Up! supplies are below. Just click to order and if you order this bundle from me, I will send you...
To A Wild Rose is a fabulous new stamp set that involves two-step stamping. However, it also works great with a variety of different coloring techniques.
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Hi everyone, today’s card is a super easy and very pretty card using the To A…
Today's elegant card design was made with the To A Wild Rose Stamp Set, a new item in the Stampin' Up! 2019 - 2020 Annual Catalog. A DIY stamp pad was used.
I love flowers! I just wish my husband would bring me some every week - ok I would settle for once a month - lol. This card was one of the cards that I created for my Extravaganza that I held last month. It is a two step stamp which means you stamp the outer image first and then the inner image. I have used Memento ink for the outline and Seaside Spray (new 2019 - 2020 in color) for the inside. Lining up the stamps took a bit of time, but once I found the right placement I marked the stamps so that going forward, I knew exactly how to line them up. This card also features the "masking" technique where you cover the main image and then stamp the other images. It gives the appearance of one image being behind the other. I also stamped the greeting that comes with the set in white craft ink and embossed with white embossing powder. I love how it pops on black card stock. I hope you enjoy this card and all the items can be purchased on my online store. Purchase $60 net from my store during Bonus Days in July and you will receive a $6 coupon that you can used towards any order in the month of August 2019!
Happy Sunday! I hope your weekend is going well. I will admit I am bit sad since we were supposed to be on vacation right now in New Orleans for French Quarter Fest. The organizers announced they were postponing to early October, but now that is in jeopardy which I totally get. I am trying to bring a little bit of New Orleans to my life by streaming the local radio station WWOZ. They are having a #StayHome French Quarter Fest broadcast. My card today features the To A Wild Rose stamp set for a so long to the retiring in-color Blueberry Bushel. I am playing along with the CASEing Tuesday Facebook group. I used to play along every week, but have fallen off getting my cards posted each week. I absolutely love how they post the measurements. Will you play along? Here is a closer look at the stamp set: Measurements: Gray Granite card base - 5 ½” x 8 ½”, score in half at 4 ¼ Blueberry Bushel cardstock – 3 ¾” x 5” Whisper White cardstock – 3” x 4 1/8” for stamping, then cut into three strips 1 3/8” x 3” Whisper White cardstock – ¾” x 2” In other stamping news the Clearance Rack on my Online Store was updated this week so run over there to check it out! There are embellishments as low as $2.00! I am offering make and take packets for orders in my Online Store with host code CCKYNJQY this month. If you spend over $25 you will receive three birthday projects featuring the Birthday Bonanza DSP and if you spend over $50 you will receive four thank you projects featuring my Ornate Garden card class. Please note these will be card packets and will not include stamped images. Let me know if you have any questions. Happy Stampin’, Christine Product List To A Wild Rose Photopolymer Stamp Set [149452] $26.00 Blueberry Bushel Classic Stampin' Pad [147138] $7.50 Gray Granite Classic Stampin' Pad [147118] $7.50 Whisper White 8-1/2" X 11" Cardstock [100730] $9.75 Blueberry Bushel 8-1/2" X 11" Cardstock [146968] $8.50 Gray Granite 8-1/2" X 11" Cardstock [146983] $8.75 Paper Trimmer [152392] $25.00 Banner Triple Punch [138292] $23.00 Noble Peacock Rhinestones [149494] $5.50 Take Your Pick [144107] $10.00 Multipurpose Liquid Glue [110755] $4.00
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The To a Wild Rose stamp set is a Three Step Stamping Set in the New 2019-2020 Annual Catalog! Make sure to check out Jill Olsen on StampingJill.com...
Welcome fellow stampers to our weekly hop. Today we have a color challenge. You would think it would have been extremely easy for me, but it wasn't. First of all, I made my card with Gray Granite. Whoops! However, I persevered and made another with Smoky Slate and this is what I came up with... Thank you Jackie Bolhuis for your inspiration! As you can see, the color of my choice is Seaside Spray. Card cuts and supplies are listed after my team mates' links to their projects. I do hope you have time to hop with us. I adhered a mat of Smoky Slate to my Seaside Spray card base. I cut a piece of 2019-2021 In Color DSP and adhered it to a Whisper White mat. I put glue dots on the ends of the Seaside Spray Metallic and adhered the ends to the back of the mat. Then I stamped the leaves from the To A Wild Rose Stamp Set in Smoky Slate to the right of the ribbon. Using my Stamparatus, I stamped the rose from that set in Seaside Spray and the outline in Smoky Slate on a scrap of Whisper White. This is a three step stamp and you have to have the stamps lined up just so. With that being successful, I cut out the rose with the matching die from the Wild Rose Dies set. I adhered that to the card front with Dimensionals. Because I used a die, I am entering my card in The Flower Challenge #39. The sentiment is from the Beautiful Bouquet Stamp Set and it's stamped in Seaside Spray ink. I adhered three different sized Seaside Spray Faceted Dots. Then the art panel was adhered to the Smoky Slate mat. For the inside, I kept it plain and simple using stamps from To A Wild Rose. I punched the corners with the Detailed Trio Punch. I hope you enjoyed my card today and thank you for joining the hop. Clicking on the "next" button will take you to Eva Dobilas. Clicking on the names below will take you directly to the other team members and their projects. Amy Koenders Mary Deatherage Kristi Gray Jaimie Babarczy Sue Prather Karen Finkle - you are here! Eva Dobilas Akiko Sudano Karen Ksenzakovic Measurements: Card base: 5 1/2" x 4 1/4" Smoky Mat: 5 1/4" x 4" (2) Whisper White Mat: 5" x 3 3/4" (2) DSP: 5" x 1" Ribbon: 5 1/2" Partial Product List To A Wild Rose Bundle [151073] $54.00 2019-2021 In Color 8-1/2" X 11" Cardstock [149701] $9.00 2019-2021 In Color Faceted Dots [149607] $6.50 In Color 2019-2021 Classic Stampin' Pads [150087] $33.75 Seaside Spray 1/4" (6.4 Mm) Metallic Ribbon [150446] $7.00 Links by TheseAreMyStamps.com
I used the Stampin’ Up! To A Wild Rose stamp set bundle to create my card to share with you today.
I'm knee deep in preparing for about 8 different things that I've got going on so there hasn't been much stamping time so I'm digging into the archives for today's card! I made this one as one of my samples back in June for my new catalog party. Neutral with a pop of color are always a fun theme to explore in stamping. So many great colors to choose from not to mention deciding on which stamp to highlight. The To A Wild Rose stamp set has that great big blossom that can be colored in so many ways. Basic Gray, Smoky Slate and Pineapple Punch are a great color trio. The card base is Basic Gray, then a layer of Whisper White stamped with the rose outline image in Basic Gray ink. A thin strip of Basic Gray cardstock embossed with the Subtle embossing folder goes down on side of the card front. A bit of retired Smoky Slate ribbon brings the eye down to the bold rose stamped in Basic Gray and partially filled in with Pineapple Punch ink. It's cut out and popped with dimensionals. The 'Hello' sentiment is embossed in white onto Smoky Slate and then cut out with the Stitched Shapes oval. I added a retired white enamel dot to the side. Thanks for looking! Did you stamp today? Stamps: To A Wild Rose Ink: Basic Gray, Pineapple Punch, Versamark Paper: Basic Gray, Whisper White, Smoky Slate Accessories: Subtle embossing folder, Wild Rose dies, white embossing powder, dimensionals, Smoky Slate ribbon (retired), white enamel dot (retired)
What inspired me on this card is I had a bunch of the Highland Heather die cuts left over from another project and wanted to use them up. So I made this card and will be using it at my event on the 21st because I have so many of them. This is made using the To A Wild Rose Bundle. The die set with this bundle has some great different dies. There are the dies to cut out the flowers, a flower and leaf die, lust a couple of cool shapes. I have used one of them down the side of this card with Purple Posy cardstock. This is one of the In Colors for this year. I have stamped the flower in Tuxedo Black Memento ink and then stamped it with Purple Posy and Highland Heather Ink. this is a Distinkive stamp set is also two step stamping. This is a fun set to stamp with. I have made three cards with this set and will be showing the other two very soon. If you would like to order this set and any other great products you can check them out at my online store here. Remember there are only a couple of weeks left of Sale A Bration, so you can get free products until the end of this month. They are while supplies last. The Golden Honey Designers Series Papers are sold out already. Also due to the Corona Virus some things are taking a little longer to produce and ship than others. Happy Stamping! Stamper Gyrl!
Hello Peeps! Today I am sharing a card I made using the challenge this week atFab Friday Challenge. This week is a Fab color challenge: You know with those colors I would pull out a pretty floral stam
Purchase Stampin' Up!'s To A Wild Rose Stamp Set from Stesha Bloodhart, Stampin' Hoot! June 4, 2019 Annual Catalog Go Live Date. Free Tutorials & Ideas
Fun Fold Cards using Stampin' UP! To A Wild Rose | Luvin Stampin
Day 6 of a four week lockdown passed quite slowly today, despite the gorgeous autumn weather. I had a hankering to do some water colouring. For inspiration, I turned to the Tic Tac Toe Challenge at The Paper Players. I've played the right-hand column: Patterned paper, birthday and flowers. I've also used pink and die cut. To a Wild Rose is a great set because you can use just the outlines, as I have here, to colour as desired or you can use the rest of the three-step stamps to build up the colour through stamping alone. I've gold embossed the outline and used ink and aqua painter to colour the flowers and leaves. The DSP is from the Sale-abation set, Golden Honey, which retired yesterday. The sentiment is from Itty Bitty Greetings. 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 To A Wild Rose Bundle [151073] $113.25 Basic Black A4 Card Stock [121688] $18.50 Whisper White A4 Card Stock [106549] $20.50 Golden Honey Specialty Designer Series Paper [152311] $0.00 Fluid 100 Watercolor Paper [149612] $19.00 Versamark Pad [102283] $20.00 Tuxedo Black Memento Ink Pad [132708] $12.00 Gold Stampin' Emboss Powder [109129] $12.50 Aqua Painters [103954] $24.00 Flirty Flamingo Classic Stampin' Pad [147052] $15.75 Lovely Lipstick Classic Stampin' Pad [147140] $15.75 Granny Apple Green Stampin' Pad [147095] $15.75 Garden Green Classic Stampin' Pad [147089] $15.75 Stampin' Dimensionals [104430] $7.25 Gold Faceted Gems [144141] $10.50
I used the Stampin’ Up! To A Wild Rose stamp set bundle that will be available tomorrow to create my card to share today. I did a little CASEing from the new catalog for my card. :)
There are so many wonderful new stamp sets in the 2019-2020 New Annual Catalog… one of my favorites is ‘To A Wild Rose’ stamp set inspired by Million Sales Achiever Mary Ellen Byler. This stamp set is wonderful just like Mary Ellen. I love creating with this stamp set for… Read More
Fun Fold Cards using Stampin' UP! To A Wild Rose | Luvin Stampin
To A Wild Rose is a fabulous new stamp set that involves two-step stamping. However, it also works great with a variety of different coloring techniques.
It's no secret that I am a fan of Mint Macaron! It also is no secret that I love to #loveitchopit and use up my Designer Series Paper. Today's card is a perfect example of how you can still add in some stamping along with our stunning Designer Series Paper. I love that our Stampin' Up!® products all co-ordinate so well - I have used ink, paper and ribbon that all are Mint Macaron! Makes me look like a professional. I used the gorgeous To a Wild Rose Bundle today - it is an amazing bundle that I know you are going to love if you haven't got it already. Here are the links to purchase it in my online store if you live in Australia. Click on the Images below to purchase them in my store Mosaic Mood Specialty Designer Series Paper $25.00 To A Wild Rose Bundle $93.50 White Vellum A4 Card Stock $17.50 Whisper White C6 Envelopes $13.00 I love that this flower in this stamp set is three steps and creates this realistic gorgeous flower. I added a leaf using the dies that I cut with some of our amazing Stampin' Up!® Vellum. If you haven't touched and used this vellum before - you need to get yourself some as it is just and amazing product that will enhance your creativity. Thanks for coming by - we really appreciate hearing from you all! Many of you said that you have missed our videos. I will be back this week with our usual Facebook Live event with some CRAFTING!! Woo Hoo!! I have a fun project to make with you this week. Click below to register for that event and be notified and reminded. Live in Australia? Click on the products below to purchase them today! Mosaic Mood Specialty Designer Series Paper $25.00 To A Wild Rose Bundle $93.50 White Vellum A4 Card Stock $17.50 Whisper White C6 Envelopes $13.00 Check out our AMAZING All Star Tutorial Bundles 12 amazing tutorials to inspire you each month $20 CLICK HERE TO SEE THE SNEAK PEEKS or FREE with ANY ONLINE ORDER
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Today I am sharing stunning white on white card with a pop of color featuring the To A Wild Rose stamp set and coordinating Wild Rose dies that I created as my swap card for the Greek Isles incentive trip. I love that you can currently save 10% when you purchase these products in a bundle!
This post originally appeared on the Stampin' Up! Facebook Page in the Notes section on 20th December, 2019. You can see the original post here. Hello there, stamping friends. Rochelle Blok from Melbourne, Australia, here. I have the pleasure of sharing the last projects with you from the 2019 Artisan Design Team. Today I'm sharing one of my all-time, most favorite coloring techniques: “no line” watercoloring. If you follow me on my blog/Facebook or Instagram, you'll know that I just love anything to do with coloring, and today’s technique is no exception. The “no line” watercoloring technique is still fairly new to me, but with more practice and time I'll be able to master this technique a whole lot more. All my cards today use the To a Wild Rose Stamp Set (item 149452), Wild Rose Dies (item 149547), Sahara Sand ink (item 147117), Fluid 100 Watercolor Paper (item 149612), Shimmery White Cardstock (item 101910), Mossy Meadow Cardstock (item 133676), Basic Black Cardstock (item 121045), Very Vanilla 3/8" Scalloped Lace Trim (item 149593), Silver Metallic Thread (item 138402), White Stampin' Emboss Powder (item 109132), Aqua Painters (item 103954), and Rhinestone Basic Jewels (item 144220). To begin, ink your image with Sahara Sand ink, then stamp off once before stamping the image you want to color. This will leave a faint outline of your stamped image. To color the image, put a drop of ink in the lid of the ink pad, mix in a drop or two of water, then pick up the color from the lid using an Aqua Painter. If you mix a tiny amount of ink with water on the Aqua Painter brush and then wash out the color, you’ll end up with a lighter variation of the ink. Though this process takes a little time, the results definitely give you that “WOW” look. After stamping, there will still be lines where you colored the image, but they will be light. And once you color the image with your chosen ink color, the light outline of the image will practically disappear, giving you the “no line” watercolor look. When I colored each rose, I started with the center petals and colored every second one. I waited until they were all dry, then moved on to coloring the rest of the petals. If you try to color all the petals at once—all right next to each other—the petals will bleed into each other and you may end up with a “hot mess.” Trust me, I know! Ha! For my first card, I used Blackberry Bliss ink (item 147092) to color the roses. When watercoloring I use the “wet on wet” coloring technique. This is where you go over the portion of the image that you are want to color with water first, then go over the water with your desired color. The water helps to pull and move the ink around, making it easier to color your image. I sponged some Pool Party ink (item ) on the Shimmery White Cardstock base layer, added some leaves, ribbon, and trim to accent the roses, then finished the card off with an embossed sentiment and some Rhinestone Basic Jewels. For my second card, I used Gorgeous Grape ink (item 147099) on the rose, then used the “trellis” die cut as an accent base layer. I die cut a frame using the Stitched Rectangle Dies (item 148551) and then adhered it to the die-cut shapes frame for a fun background look. I then adhered it to the card base layers. How beautiful is the contrast of the bold, dark colors against the white card base. Love it! For my last card, I went with a softer look using Highland Heather Ink (item 147103) to color the rose. The lighter purple really gives the project a softer look against the Shimmery White, but it still gives you a “WOW” look. I used the inner piece of cardstock left over from cutting the frame in the second card and embossed it with the beautiful and very versatile Scripty 3D Embossing Folder (item 149634). I've added some layers of Scalloped Lace Trim and Silver Metallic Thread over the base cardstock layers and then finished the card off with the beautiful Mossy Meadow leaves, heat-embossed sentiment, and some Rhinestone Basic Jewels. While this technique looks fabulous, you will need to take your time to practice. Practice makes perfect, right? Practicing this technique is the perfect way to de-stress and unwind. Why not try it with other colors and see what you end up with? I hope I have inspired you with this technique and that you’ll give it a try, too! Thanks so much for stopping by! Happy Stamping! Live in Australia Shop for Stampin' Up! with me 24/7 Recreate these projects at home using the following Stampin' Up! products. Click on the images below to see the product information and to shop from my online store. Tweet
I used the Stampin’ Up! To A Wild Rose stamp set bundle to create my card to share with you today. Just a reminder, the bundle pricing for this great stamp set will be going away on June 2! …
My card was inspired by a swap that I got from my upline, Kim Peck. I copied the layout and changed up the colors just a little bit. Have you seen the gorgeous new To a Wild Rose stamp set? I didn't t
Good Morning! Today’s card is a floral birthday card made with the pretty Stampin’ Up! To a Wild Rose cling stamp set. I think this is one of my favorite flower images and today I used …
Good morning! Today’s card offers a sneak peek of a new stamp set and In-Color from the 2019 – 2020 Annual Catalog. The Stampin’ Up! To a Wild Rose stamp set is a Two-Step stamp s…
Don't you just love the new Stampin' Up! designer series papers?! There are so many beautiful ones. The Mosaic Mood dsp makes it so easy to create a card! I made two different cards for class so everyone could have an option to choose from. I simply fussy cut the roses and the hummingbirds from the paper. We stamped a sentiment on this beautifully shaped die from To a Wild Rose and then added the Mosaic element. It was so easy! I love the colors in it. I used So Saffron as a base and added the strip of Mint Macaron. I added texture to one with the basket embossing folder. You could use just about any of them. The Mosaic Tile folder would look even better! (note to self: order that next). I finished off the rose card with the metallic pearls, another favorite of mine! Let me know which is your favorite! *edited to add a Mint Macaron version below. I needed several healing hugs type cards this week! Shop here: Not used, but it would look great!
Do you enjoy trying out new techniques? Have you given Pigment Sprinkles a try yet? They are so fun to work with and I love the the results are different each time!
It's time for another Be Inspired Design Team Blog Hop - what fun! The Be Inspired Design Team is a group of Stampin' Up! demonstrators from all over the world who are excited to share our themed projects with you. I'm so honored to be a part of this group
For today's project, I use a gorgeous potpourri of product. First, I use the Stitched Lace Dies to create a gorgeous soft lace background. Then I use the Butterfly Gala Stamp Set along with the coordinating Butterfly Duet Punch to create a beautiful tiny butterfly. And, finally, I use the To A Wild Rose Bundle to create the simply stunning roses. I love how it turned out!
I have another card for you with the To A Wild Rose set. Yesterday was Calypso Coral and Petal Pink. Today it is Gorgeous Grape and Highland Heather. This time I stamped the outline of the rose i…
Stampin' Up!'s beautiful new TO A WILD ROSE Stamp & Die Bundle gets high marks on the savvy scale! Take a look at what you can do in today's project❤
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Today is the last "To A Wild Rose" Project for this month. All month long I have been featuring cards and gift card holders using "To A Wild Rose Bundle".
Hello Friends, Today card is using To A Wild Rose for a wedding. Well it was a special wedding. It was Mary Ellen Byler and Joe Wedding. If you look on page 141 of the annual catalog you will see
To A Wild Rose is a fabulous new stamp set that involves two-step stamping. However, it also works great with a variety of different coloring techniques.
Hello Peeps! Today I am sharing a card I made using the challenge this week atFab Friday Challenge. This week is a Fab color challenge: You know with those colors I would pull out a pretty floral stam
The Montage Montage crew is back today to share what we are working on. The Monday Montage crew is a talented bunch. A quick refresher, the Montage gals host a blog hop every other Monday showing you fun and exciting Stampin’ Up! products. These are so many fantastic new floral images in the upcom
