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In today’s Tuesday Tidbit, I’d like to share a quick tutorial on making 3D stars. These are easy to make, and you can add them to your Fourth of July Projects, or any project.
Learn to make 3D stars by clicking here.
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Last month’s Stamp Club was held online again, due to our state’s social distancing requirements. It’s not nearly as much fun as stamping together, but we still had fun. This was one of our projects.
It’s really easy to make. You only fold one end of the pillow box together and leave the other end flat. Use your punch to punch a “handle” in the flat end, and voila, an instant treat bag.
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As promised, today I’m showing you a couple more cards using the Band Stamping Technique! I had a lot of fun pulling out several stamp sets to show that you can use almost ANY stamp set to make these quick and easy cards.
Clubhouse Bundle
Dressed to Impress Bundle
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In my last post, I showed you a note card made with the Dino Days bundle and the Band Stamping Technique. This technique is a great way to add depth, color and interest to your cards with very few supplies.
Today, I’m sharing a couple more cards using this technique.
Under My Umbrella Bundle
Positive Thoughts
Believe it or not, I have even more samples with this technique. I wanted to show my club members how well this technique works with any stamp set. Stay tuned for more samples!
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Our third project for April Stamp Club was this quick and easy technique card.
I used the Dino Days Bundle for this one.
The great thing about this technique is that it will work with almost ANY stamp set you may own!! Stay tuned to see more samples made with this technique and more information on the technique itself!
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This month was a new adventure for my Stamp Club. Our governor has banned gatherings, so stamp club was an online event. It was quite a challenge to create projects that could be done with different stamps, dies and inks. Stampin’ Up! has a strict policy against including stamped images in any kits, so everyone had to use the stamps, inks and dies from their own stash, along with the kit of supplies I provided. It was really fun to see what everyone came up with! I have very creative club members.
This was one of the cards we made. I used the So Sentimental bundle for my greeting. I love cards that are easy to make and our DSP does all the work on this card.
This magnolia paper is one of the best deals. It is a bulk stack of Designer Series Paper that was created for demonstrators to use in classes. It has 20 sheets of DSP, ten each of two double sided patterns for $17. It’s now available to everyone, and it’s on the retiring list, so get it before it’s gone. There’s also another package of magnolia DSP that has twelve sheets, two each of six double sided patterns, if you’d prefer more variety.
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Before we had to think about social distancing, I held a monthly class at my local library. Now all events have been cancelled.
At my last class, we used the retired Best Bunny stamp set and Bunny Builder Punch to make little Spring baskets and cards. I was also planning to make these baskets for the residents at the local Veterans Center, but now we have discontinued our visits to limit their exposure. Maybe next year!
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I hope you enjoyed these little projects. If you need any stamping supplies, and don’t have a demonstrator, I’d love to be your creative coach!
Today I have another card using the Magnolia 3D Embossing Folder. It makes such quick and pretty cards!
On this one, I embossed the magnolia on a white panel, then colored it with ink pads and daubers.
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If you’re in a bind and need a super quick card for any occasion, this one fits the bill!
This is a white on white card. A white panel is embossed with the Magnolia 3D Embossing Folder, spritzed with a mixture of alcohol and Frost White Shimmer Paint, and stamped with whatever sentiment you need at the moment. The panel is then attached with dimensionals to a white card base.
It just doesn’t get any easier, or prettier than this!
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This sweet valentine uses the note cards, which come in a package of 20. They are pre-cut, pre-scored and include envelopes. They are great when you need a quick card because a lot of the work is already done for you!
The Heart to Heart stamp set also comes bundled with the beautiful Detailed Hearts Die.
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Are you looking for a great creative outlet without all the preparation? With monthly kits that include everything you need for an exciting project, Paper Pumpkin lets you and your friends skip to the fun.
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