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For details of how to make this project please visit my new blog using the link below https://flutterbyheidi.co.uk/2017/05/24/guest-designer-on-splitcoaststampers-curved-sided-box/ or click HERE

Hi stampers! I am so happy to have a guest tutorial on Splitcoaststampers today, and I am sharing a fun stamping technique, with which you c...

Stamping for therapy - great sketch from Mojo Monday. www.impressionsbyday.com

this would be a cute mini card with my mini bird stamps.:

Congratulations Connie, and hope you really enjoy your reign as Queen... I chose this as my inspiration http://www.splitcoaststampers.com/gallery/photo/1861262?&si=Stamp300.. I changed the embossed background and also used the "Build a Blossom" set. I had such a good time going through your gallery.... Hope you enjoy...

Hello! I've done a tutorial for Splitcoaststampers...woo-hoo.  I was delighted when I was asked to do one.  The tutorial is titled 'Die Cu...

Today's Sketch Challenge gives us the opportunity to look back over all the challenges and choose one of the past sketches - I really enjoyed checking them out and will definitely be going back when I need inspiration for a layout! I chose [url=http://www.splitcoaststampers.com/gallery/photo/1485372?&cat=500&ppuser=234015][color=Magenta]SC109[/color][/url] and used SNSS's newly released Majestic Monarchs to make a butterfly trail for the top panel across the card. The butterflies have been sponged rather than coloured and I added some random black gems to finish.

This is one of my cards for the challenge. I couldn't help myself, I made 4 fall themed cards last night....

More cards on my blog:http://www.stampinred.com/stampinred/2009/11/holiday-stampastack-part-2.html

I know it's early for Halloween, but I bought this witch, had her about a week and couldn't wait to put her on a card. Isn't she cute. The oval seemed perfect. I sponged a little Wisteria on the oval, to try to dull,it down a little. I cut the pumpkins out of pumpkin pie, used blender pen and added a little Calypso Coral so they would blend in. TFL

Super quick thank you card. Color option #1

Loved the colors in this pretty sky [url=https://www.pinterest.com/pin/171629435782686208/] here[/url] on our inspiration site today. On a panel the same size as my card front I die cut a square opening and then on the square section I sponged some warm colors, then sponged over this with the same colors through the stencil, then sprayed with shimmer spritz for sparkle. Die cut my thorn tree, grass and giraffe, stamped the sentiment (taken from 2 separate sentiment stamps cut apart) and then assembled all with dimensional tape for a shadow box look. Such a fun card to make and I think it works for a gal or guy, always a plus in my book! Linking also to: [url=http://seizethebirthday.blogspot.ca] Seize the Birthday[/url]: AG category [url=https://a2zscrapbookingblog.com/2017/07/01/a2z-scrapbooking-july-2017-challenge/] A2Z challenge[/url]: AG [url= http://stamplorations.blogspot.com/search/label/monthly%20challenge] Stamplorations Theme[/url]: warm colors

This Christmas card was made for two different card challenges; one was a sketch and the second challenged us to make a

Easel card, made with dies from Tattered Lace and Carnation Crafts.

What a wonderful gallery you have with lots of inspiration, Gloria! I chose [url=https://www.splitcoaststampers.com/gallery/photo/2977009?&cat=500&ppuser=336289][Color=Green]THIS CARD[/color][/url] to CASE. I kept the same card design and floral theme. I changed the background, colors and stamp set. I used texture paste and embossing instead of foil. Thanks so much for looking!

I felt that I really didn't do much for the F4A Challenge on my first card with the little itty bitty buildings. This card is one with my new PTI flower dies using the smaller sizes. The larger ones are 6 layers and the smaller are 4. It reminds me of those "flower pot" cards of a few years ago....always thought they were so cute.....and recipients went "gaga" over them. : ) TFL

This card was inspired by Pinterest (that's my story and I'm sticking to it).......as I was Pinning without 'pinteruption' and came across this sweet saying about sisters on another pinner's board I tore myself away from the computer and sat my butt at my stamp desk to do some 'real creating'. I had been working on coloring this image a few weeks earlier - I have two sisters and the whole time I colored I was thinking of them, how different we are, and yet we have managed to stay close over the years with sister trips together. My older sibling can be a 'bit' of a control freak so it is no surprise that I imagined her as the one with the finger a waggin. Now you understand why it is that when I came across this saying I just had to get it AND this image on a card. I love easel cards and thought it was the perfect way to use the sentiment, surrounded by three unique flowers (handmade by me, of course)....a colorful garden of love. Don't know if I have it in me to produce one for each sister, for sure this is going to the older one. This is for sisters everywhere!!! Got this uploaded and realized that Brenda is Queen this week.....this one's for you as well sistah [url=http://www.splitcoaststampers.com/gallery/photo/2276365?&cat=500&ppuser=273571] (here)[/url] is my inspiration, I am a little partial to easel cards, I was plum worn out after looking through all her fine work. http://stampingcowgirlcreations.blogspot.com

This is the pattern I used for this card http://www.splitcoaststampers.com/gallery/photo/777796?cat=500&ppuser=18520 I found this somewhere on this website, and now can't find it... so I recreated the file!

Stamps: Celebrating the festival of lights by The Rubber Cafe Paper: Bazzill Basic Cardstock Pugnacious Signature Paper-white Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black dye ink Clearsnap French Blue Fluid Chalk Copic Markers Other: Sheet Ribbon