Do you like to make a scene? Probably not the kind in which you are disruptive, but this one you will. You can
November 10, 2020 Happy Tuesday! Today I am sharing a multi-scene gallery card for CASE-ing Tuesday. SNOW FRONT – Season’s Greetings The card that we are CASE-ing is from page 61 of th…
Learn a simple trick for creating 2 different cards, with the same layering, with 1 simple change. These are winter scenes with the Snow Front Set.
I’m always in need of masculine birthday cards so I made this birthday card for the Seize the Birthday Challenge. Thank you to Atlantic Hearts Sketch Challenge for the sketch inspiration. I turned the sketch sideways and created this Fall scene from Stampin’ Up’s Stamp set Snow Front. STAMPS: Snow Front PAPER: Pumpkin Pie, Crushed Curry, Early Espresso, Whisper White INK: Pumpkin Pie, Crushed Curry, Early Espresso, Soft Suede, Sahara Sand, Pear Pizzazz, Balmy Blue, Shaded Spruce OTHER, 1/8” Early Espresso Ribbon
Create a peaceful winter scene on your card with Snow Front Photopolymer Stamp Set by Stampin' Up!, cardstock, and ink. This can be a Christmas/winter card.
Hi everyone, thank you for visiting my blog. Today I have a lovely Christmas card made using the masking technique.I have created a snow scene within a snow scene and have finished it off with a bi…
CARD It's never too soon to start thinking about those holiday card designs. That Stampin Up Holiday Catalog will be launching in just over a week. This card features to new stamp sets: Snow Front and Itty Bitty Christmas. The background paper is from the new Toile Tidings Designer Paper. The inner panel is cut from the Stitched Rectangle die.
Snow Front and Itty Bitty Christmas from Stampin Up. Created by UK Independent Demonstrator Teri Pocock. Click through for more details. #teripocock #stampinup #stampinupuk #stampinmagic #snowfront #ittybittychristmas
Want quick and easy cards for Christmas?? The new Snow Front stamp set is your friend! This lovely new set will be out on September 4th, and here in Australia it will cost $38 aud. Already I have used it to make a lot of lovely cards... and even though we dont "do" cold Christmas here in Australia, it can be used in so many ways! For example, you can see in the right hand side card above that I have created a scene with no snow or Christmas at all... just a lovely water scene, and you could use that card all year round! Having said that, I don't mind a little bit of Christmas winter in my cards (and when we are struggling through a stifling hot Summer I sure could do with a bit of cold inspiration!). After all, we still grew up with Christmas specials on television that featured snow and snowmen and all things Wintery. So its not completely foreign to us. But Im finding that by using the Snow Front stamp set in different ways I can cater to various needs, Winter or not. And Im sure my Michigan family wont mind either! Linda D
I'm going to share 3 Snow Front cards you'll love to make all winter long. The Snow Front set has some adorable images that make the cutest handmade cards!
Hello Stampers, today I am sharing basic tips to sponge different scenery using the Blending Brushes. These are so soft and easy to make a soft blending scenery. If you have difficulty with stamping
You can make the Stampin' Up! Global Design Project 218 Sketch Challenge Snow Front card with the measurements and supply list included here.
Stampin' Up! has released a few stamp sets of a similar genre ... Snow Front, Water Front, and My Meadow. I am not much of a "build a scene" person, when it comes to stamping, so I'd not yet used any of these stamp sets (despite owning two of them). I was a bit intimidated, and didn't know where to start. That was, until I saw these cards by Linda Dalke. I'm a visual learner, and Linda made me realise I didn't need to be scared to play with these stamps! Snow Front, despite its name, doesn't have to be used just for snowy scenes. The stamp set contains great mountain, tree and water images. In very little time I had created two panels that look like little watercolour paintings - and I love this technique! Starting with Stampin' Up!'s Fluid 100 Watercolor Paper, I cut a piece in half; this way you can get two card fronts from one sheet. I stamped the mountains in Crumb Cake and Soft Suede ink, the trees and grass in Old Olive and Mossy Meadow. Balmy Blue was used for the sky, and Pool Party for the river. After stamping all the "bits", I used a Water Painter to blur the edges, and blend it all. Here's the result of my first attempt: I applied Old Olive ink (directly from the inkpad) onto the inside of my Tasteful Textile 3D embossing folder, then embossed a piece of Old Olive card. I love the extra depth that this application of ink gives to the embossing. To finish the card, I added some Ornate Garden ribbon, and one of the wooden In Good Taste Elements. Tomorrow I'll share the second card I created using this same technique. Product List Snow Front Photopolymer Stamp Set [150483] $38.00 Band Together Cling Stamp Set [149231] $40.00 Clear Block A [118487] $7.00 Clear Block B [117147] $10.00 Clear Block D [118485] $14.00 Crumb Cake A4 Card Stock [121685] $15.25 Old Olive A4 Card Stock [106576] $15.25 Soft Suede A4 Card Stock [119982] $15.25 Fluid 100 Watercolor Paper [149612] $15.75 Crumb Cake Classic Stampin' Pad [147116] $13.00 Soft Suede Classic Stampin' Pad [147115] $13.00 Old Olive Classic Stampin' Pad [147090] $13.00 Mossy Meadow Classic Stampin' Pad [147111] $13.00 Pool Party Classic Stampin' Pad [147107] $13.00 Balmy Blue Classic Stampin' Pad [147105] $13.00 Early Espresso Classic Stampin' Pad [147114] $13.00 Water Painters [151298] $21.00 Tasteful Textile 3D Embossing Folder [152718] $15.75 Stitched Rectangles Dies [151820] $61.00 In Good Taste Elements [152476] $11.25 Ornate Garden Ribbon Combo Pack [152479] $12.25 Stampin' Dimensionals [104430] $6.00 Multipurpose Liquid Glue [110755] $7.00 Mini Glue Dots [103683] $8.00
I loved the scene on Shelly Godby's card, so I had to create one of my own. Thanks Shelly for your inspiration! I changed my card up a lot to make it my own. Thanks for dropping by! Supplies Used: Stamp Sets - Snow Front, Big on Birthdays Ink - Early Espresso, Mossy Meadow, Seaside Spray, Crumb Cake, Sahara Sand Paper - Early Espresso, Whisper White, Crumb Cake Accessories - Stampin' Cut and Emboss Machine, Layering Squares, Woodland Embossing Folder, Early Espresso Stitched Ribbon
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Hello everyone. Today is another Stamp Off Challenge. This time our challenge is to make a sympathy or thinking of you card. No one likes to make this kind of card but sometimes it is just neces…
I love this stamp set from Stampin' Up! I used ink pads, markers, and aqua pens to create these cards. I also used Wink of Stella to add glimmer and definition. I also used a "grass" stamp from Art Impressions to add grass around the trees. I used a homemade cloud stencil and a sponge to create the sky on the first card. I used Nuvo Glitter Gloss Aqua pen on the speckle stamp in this set to create the stars. The birds are from Blue Knight stamps. Have a great day! And get inky! Judy Jackson
Good Morning! I’ve been having family visiting for the past few weeks, so I haven’t been posting as much. So I’m slowly getting back into the swing with this simple thank you card…
Today I am sharing one of the awesome cards we made at my May 2018 FMN class featuring the Waterfront stamp set. This set is perfect to create tranquil sceneries, whether it’s lakes lined with trees, tropical islands, or snow-covered forests. This really cool scene was inspired by one I saw created by Lisa Tedder. As soon as I saw it, I knew I had to give it a try.
If you’re a regular visitor (and, if you are, thank you!), then you’ll know I’m a sucker for a woodland theme. My craft stash is bulging with woodland-themed products – and, with the new Autumn/Winter catalogue, my collection just got a whole lot bigger. The Nature’s Beauty stamp set was sure to end up on my list – and finding out that £2.50 from every sale goes to mental health charities in the UK was a bonus. This is one of the projects we made at Crafty Friday last week. Along with the stamp set, I used the new Beautiful Boughs Dies and the Woodland Embossing Folder. I stamped the fox first, then masked with a sticky note before stamping the foliage around him in Gray Granite. The stark white theme is enhanced with a splash of silver, which echoes the Gray Granite (my silver ink pad isn't due to arrive until today!) and really helps the Cajun Craze fox to stand out.
