So heißt das Stempelset. Eingentlich kommt die Name von der passenden Handstanze Flechtbordüre. Ich habe allerdings diese Karte ohne die Stanze gemacht, ganz einfach. Das schöne Prägeform ist aus dem Sale-A-Bration "Produktpaket Glück und Liebe" und noch bis morgen zu haben.
#simplestamping Karte Grazil geflochten - eine Karte, nur mit Stempel und Papier gestaltet. Clean and simple, anfängergeeignet
Karte im Postkartenformat - nur mit Stempel und Stanze
The ginkgo leaves are from the Beautifully Braided Stamp Set, and a late addition to my collection, but one I wish I'd had months ago! It's a "Last-Chance" item, so order yours now
Eine Trauerkarte, ganz schlicht und edel, gebastelt mit dem Stampin' Up! Stempelset Grazil geflochten aus dem Stampin' Up! Minikatalog 2020.
This image from the Beautifully Braided Stamp Set is one of my "surprise" favorites. I recently purchased it, because my husband said, "I can't believe you didn't get that
Hello and Good Day! Happy Friday! I have a very straight-forward and simple card for you today to let a special friend know how much you appreciate their friendship. The card is made using the Stampin' Up! Beautifully Braided stamp set, available in the 2020 Mini Catalog. Measurements: Blushing Bride card stock (CS): 8 1/2
I went a little Harvest Berries crazy today! I *love* those gorgeous leaves and just kept on stamping. This set makes for some easy and pr...
Hello There! I think we should start a campaign to change the name Friday to Fliday because of the way it flies through the week and shows up every five minutes. I am bringing you a card today that, well, I think maybe I was unclear on the concept behind it. So what happened was, I was really intrigued by Monday's Make It Monday hosted by Nichole Heady over at her {capture the moment} site. The theme is "creative card borders using nonborder dies." Doesn't that sound ultratriguing?! I watched the brilliant video by the equally brilliant Danielle and then I went through my PTI dies and did some heavy thinking. Finally, since I like to break down the box on occasion, I chose "Harvest Berries" and made this: which was really hard to photograph outside in the sun, and not that easy inside either, for that matter. I really like how it turned out but I had to pull a lot of teeth to get there, unnecessary teeth, I think. I started by running my die through a scrap and laying it out to see if it would work. Good. But once I went to lay the die on my card to do a partial die cut off the edge of the paper, per the video, I went into a tizzy. I spent several minutes in a paragram universe trying to find that top part of the vine. You see those three leaves at the top above? Well the dies in the package look like this: But neither of those pieces was that top piece and I couldn't find where it slithered off to (where it off to slithered). I woke the hamster, even though he's a total grump when I do that. We bobbed up and down and around and under the desk to the point where I got a migraine, which didn't help the sittiation, which word might or might not be missing an h. Well, Dawn dawned, as she does and Hammy noticed that actually the die on the right is not laid out end to end, but in two pieces widthwise on the same die, you nitwit. Wait. What? Well, slap my noodle, what was I going to do now?! Thankfully, the Mister happened to be home so naturally I asked him to separate the die. He and his girlfriend Dremel handled it very nicely for me. Now I could lay them lengthwise with the help of a bit of Washi tape and run it halfway through the BS. That's either design dedication or just plain silly! While I like how my card turned out, in this case it would have been a lot quicker if I had just stamped the image and then cut around the leaves! But I do love the idea of this technique, however, and I will definitely be trying it again with some of my other dies. If the process is confusing as I've tried to explain it, please do pop over and see Danielle's video via the link above; it isn't in the least bit confusing! Besides the Make It Monday challenge, I chose my colors from the current challenge at the always-fun ColourQ. Here is the fabulous inspiration photo: I'm also joining in the fun at Pixie's Snippets Playground, where the brief is simply to use up those scraps! The challenge links will take you to the details regarding rules, sponsors, and prizes. ~~~ New Friends Corner I'm as happy as lark on a lark to introduce you to five more new friends today! Please meet: Beverley Daw. As near as I can tell, Bev, you haven't an active blog. If that's not right, please let me know so I can share the information here. Wendy Nicola Jackson of Crafty Kiwi Mama. Wends lives in New Zealand and she has been blogging since 2009. She is a designer who loves entering her sensational card art in challenges and she has tons of awards as a result. Each card, or bag, or treat box is a gift unto itself. You'll be raring to go after a visit to Wends! Cara Malmrose of My Creative Chaos. Cara's enthusiasm just leaps off the pages of her blog. She has been blogging since 2013. Although sight-impaired, Cara loves crocheting, reading, hiking, and shooting, in addition to making her fantastic cards. She is a designer, challenge participant, and award-winner! Vicki Robertson of He'art'ful Validation of Vicki. Vicki has been a designer since 2005! She is a well-published, award-winning card artist whose works of art range from scrapbooking to altered art. I met Vicki through The Creative Blog Hop and this post will give you a terrific bio of Vicki and her art! Annie C. of Arty Farty Annie. Annie has been blogging since 2012 and her blog is chock full of everything from home and garden to family life and from altered art to zentangle! She is a truly well-rounded artist who is happy to share with you through her posts and her tabs on ideas, challenges, tips, techniques, and tutorials! Thank you for joining, ladies, and welcome to the Playhouse! ~~~ I'm sending out extra prayers for the people of Hawaii during this unprecedented hurricane/ tropical storm landfall. As it happens Dan and Rachel and the twins are there on vacation so, of course, it's a bit of a personal worry for us. ~~~ Here's a little funny for you which sooner or later, isn't so funny any more. Ask me how I know! Thanks, Mary! ~~~ Enjoy your day! No, seriously, enjoy. LITS!* As always, thank you for coming by to visit the Playhouse and special thanks to you if you take the time to leave a comment and/or join as a follower! Please let me know you came by, so I can be sure and return the flavor! *Life Is Too Short! Project Details Paper PTI white; SU island indigo, tempting turquoise, and summer starfruit Stamps PTI "Harvest Berries"; Technique Tuesday sediment Ink SU tempting turquoise, summer starfruit Accessories My Mind's Eye enamel dots To open the pop-up comment box that let's you jump to the end w/o scrolling: Click CTL + Home. Click the Home tab under my blog banner which resets the post. Click Page Down to reach the end of the post. Click Comments and the pop-up box opens. Click Jump to Comment Form; no more car pool tunnel! Mwah!
The Beautifully braided stamp set comes with some background grunge colouring in stamps - deliberately designed not to colour within the lines - so you will either love or hate this one!! What I love is that it is a stamp set that comes along with a punch (and a border punch at that !) You can see from the stamp image that the set has a very large flower image - and for this you will need a very large block - or you could use with the Stamparatus for fault free stamping. For my card I stamped the image at one side and then the background splurgesI then added a border using the border punch and once this was adhered to the card I stamped the border stamp next to it so it fitted into the curves. Finished with some sequins. There is a stamp image that can be directly stamped onto the punched out paper - more cards with this later in the week. For now this post is # stampinthroughthecatalogue or #STTC which is a challenge I am currently following with lots of examples of this stamp set and punch from the 16th January onwards. If you would like to buy this stamp set and punch from me just follow the link to my online shop or drop me an email. In the meantime Valentines Day is coming and I will be showing you some ideas of how to use current catalogue stamp sets to make cards as well as some of the new sets in the Spring/Summer mini catalogue. JoP x
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When a new catalog comes out there are always the VERY popular, eye catching sets that we all love. Then you page through the catalog a few more times and see other items that you like, but do we see everything? No, we don't. Every catalog has stamp sets that
Hello and Good Day! Happy Friday! I have a very straight-forward and simple card for you today to let a special friend know how much you appreciate their friendship. The card is made using the Stampin' Up! Beautifully Braided stamp set, available in the 2020 Mini Catalog. Measurements: Blushing Bride card stock (CS): 8 1/2
It's the 25th of the month so that means the Papertrey Blog hop is going on. This month we are to choose one of our favorite projects from...
Simple Stamping doesn't have to be boring! Check out this 3D effect. Hello and Welcome to the Totally Techniques Blog Hop! I’m Jackie Noble from Porirua in New Zealand. I'm super excited to join this International Design Team. I felt so honoured when Zoe Tant talked to me about it while we were in Germany ...
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Der April neigt sich dem Ende und es ist wieder Zeit für unseren monatlichen inspireINK Blog Hop. Das Thema ist "Just because" oder "Einfach mal so". Ich m
The Beautifully Braided Bundle includes a stamp set featuring a wonderful bunch of Ginkgo leaves along with a border punch that creates a lovely braided look for your cards and scrapbook pages. I made several cards featuring the welcome image to give to new downline members joining our group during Sale-a-bration. The cards above feature Old Olive and Real Red. My supply list below is for the cards pictured above, however, don't stop scrolling! I'm including a Bonus Card for you today which I will be giving to my swappers at our February Creative Crafters Stamping to Share Team Meeting.
The Beautifully Braided Bundle includes a stamp set featuring a wonderful bunch of Ginkgo leaves along with a border punch that creates a lovely braided look for your cards and scrapbook pages. I made several cards featuring the welcome image to give to new downline members joining our group during Sale-a-bration. The cards above feature Old Olive and Real Red. My supply list below is for the cards pictured above, however, don't stop scrolling! I'm including a Bonus Card for you today which I will be giving to my swappers at our February Creative Crafters Stamping to Share Team Meeting.
Hi everyone, back in January 2020 I participated in a blog hop and shared two cards…
Today's PTI Anniversary challenge is to make a card with leaves and butterflies, so I pulled out my trusty Harvest Berries stamp set. T...
Hello, Crafters. I didn’t recognise the plant featured in the Beautifully Braided Stamp Set, except to say I thought the leaves look like Chinese mushrooms! There was only one thing to do and that was to look on Google but I didn’t know where to start! Hubby to my rescue! I took his advice and ... Read More about Beautifully Braided Thank You Card
Happy Monday, my friends! Hope you all have a wonderful start of the week! =) Here is a card for Card Design Handbook: The Movement Challeng...
Hey everyone! Here are the three cards from my Facebook Live today! I used the Beautifully Braided Bundle (Beautifully Braided set and Braided Border Punch - all retiring!). You can watch my weekly Facebook Lives each Thursday at 9:00 am here on my Facebook Business Page, and here is the video where I made these three cards: Here are the main supplies I used: Have you checked out the retiring lists and what's on SALE yet?! Our retiring list just came out, and lots of items are discounted (20-85%!!). Here are the two lists, but it's easiest to view the Last-Chance Products on my online store: Annual Catalog List Jan-June Mini Catalog List Don't forget, if you place an online order of $25 or more in April 2020 with the host code RYDAP4DQ (entered on shopping bag page, bottom left), you will receive a class kit in the mail to make four cards using the Layered with Kindness set, and if it's $50 or more, you'll also receive a free full accessory! More info here! Thanks so much! Jennifer [email protected] 972-723-9289
It's Thursday, and that means it's Challenge time again over at www.createwithconnieandmary.com. This week is a sketch challenge, and this is the sketch we had to work with: I think I have coloured these gingko leaves from the Beautifully Braided stamp set in just about every possible colour...and I haven't found one that I dislike yet! Today I have Petal Pink and Calypso Coral. What do you think? Sadly, the Beautifully Braided stamp set and the co-ordinating Braided Border Punch are not carrying over into our new Catalogue, so grab them now if they are on your wishlist. But thankfully, the Peaceful Moments stamp set and Subtle embossing folder that I've used here ARE carrying over. I hope you like my card. Check out what the other talented stampers have come up with HERE. Don't forget you can play along over on the facebook page! Email me to place your order, or click HERE to Shop Now
