This card was made in Stamp Club a few months ago. The back fold is so simple, but it adds a little something different to this pretty card. Simply score your card in half as usual, but then fold the front of the card back on itself.
Here’s the fixin’s:
I’d love to read any comments you may have about this project!
This is another card from this month’s Stamp Club, which was held online. An online class was something new for most of us, but we had fun!
This card uses another Designer Series Paper from the Magnolia bulk paper pack. If you missed the other card I shared using paper from this pack, you can view it here. This paper is on the retiring list, so get it while you can. It’s a great deal with 20 sheets, ten each of two double sided patterns. If you like to make multiples of cards, this pack gives you enough of the same pattern to do that.
Here’s the fixin’s:
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.
Here’s the fixin’s:
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!
Here’s the fixin’s:
Although I love to make cards, making a Sympathy card is always hard. When I do have to make one, I spend the time thinking about the recipient and praying that God will comfort them.
This card was made for my good friend, Jessica, who recently lost her husband. It was an unexpected loss, and my heart goes out to her.
Inside:
No one is more supportive than a group of stampers, and this card was from all of us.
Here’s the fixin’s:
Today I’m using the Lasting Lily stamp set. Did you know you can get this stamp set FREE? It’s one of the items available with purchase during Sale-a-bration.
This set is actually gorgeous in any color, and I had a tough time deciding which color to use. I was looking at my new ribbons and found this beautiful new reversible ribbon, with Coastal Cabana on one side, and Granny Apple Green on the other.
Stamps: Lasting Lily
Cardstock: Thick Whisper White, Coastal Cabana, Whisper White
Ink: Coastal Cabana, Granny Apple Green
Dies: Rectangle Stitched Framelits
Other: Tufted Dynamic Textured Impressions Embossing Folder, Coastal Cabana/Granny Apple Green 3/8” Reversible Ribbon, Basic Rhinestones
If you have questions about this project or need more information on earning FREE product during Sale-a-bration, please comment below.
This is my new favorite stamp set! Why? I’m so glad you asked!
Although coloring can be fun and provide stress relief, sometimes you just want things to be easy. And, when you can create something easy AND beautiful, that’s my kind of stamp set!
It’s a two-step stamp set, meaning that there are outline stamps and stamps to add color to those outline images. But, THE BEST part, is that the stamps that add color are made to create their own shading! All I’ve done is stamp those flowers. The stamps provided all the color shading.
This set has coordinating dies to cut out the images. And, if you look close, you can see an embossed image on the white panel behind the flowers. That’s made with a die! Dies aren’t just for cutting anymore. Now you can emboss with them, too, simply by using the new Big Shot Embossing Mats. I am IN LOVE!
Stamps: Oh So Eclectic, Itty Bitty Greetings
Cardstock: Thick Whisper White, Coastal Cabana, Whisper White
Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black, Old Olive, Pear Pizzazz, Coastal Cabana
Dies: Eclectic Layers Thinlits
Other: Basic Black, Solid Bakers Twine
If you’re looking for a demonstrator, I’d love to be your creative coach!
We had so much fun at my recent Brusho class. It was a three hour afternoon class. I took the first hour to walk the participants through several techniques. Then, we had another hour for everyone to play with the techniques they liked best. The last hour was spent making some of the samples into cards.
This was one of my samples. I took a piece of watercolor paper that had been colored with Brusho, stamped the leaf in Early Espresso, and cut it with the matching framelit.
Stamps: Vintage Leaves, Better Together
Cardstock: Early Espresso, Crumb Cake, Watercolor Paper
Ink: Crumb Cake, Early Espresso
Dies: Leaflets Framelits
Other: Pinewood Planks Dynamic Textured Impressions Embossing Folder, Linen Thread
I hope you’ve enjoyed this card. I have a couple more Brusho samples to show you, so be sure to visit again.
The Vintage Leaves and Leaflets Framelits are retiring, so be sure to get them before the end of the month.
This is a card from my January Cards & More classes. We made 3 of these, plus 3 of two other designs, and a bonus project.
I actually won this stamp set at OnStage Atlanta, and wasn’t excited by it. I almost gave it away!! But, then they did a demonstration using the set, and it totally changed my mind. I’m so glad I didn’t give it away. I would hate to have had to buy a replacement!
Many times, I see something in the catalog and don’t really care for it, but then the awesomely creative demonstrators get hold of it and make samples, and I have to have it! Does that ever happen to you?
Stamps: Beautiful You
Cardstock: Mint Macaron, Island Indigo, Whisper White
Ink: Basic Black Archival, Mint Macaron, Island Indigo
Paper: Blooms & Bliss DSP
Dies: Layering Ovals Framelits, Stitched Shapes Framelits
Other: Aquapainter, Sofly Falling TIEF
This is one of my favorite recent cards. I hope you like it, too!
This is another card from my January Cards & More class. I got this idea from Marisa over at the Kitchen Table Stamper. You can see her card here. I didn’t make a lot of changes to her design. I did add a layer of Early Espresso, and crumb cake speckles.
Stamps: Avant Garden, Flourishing Phrases
Cardstock: Peekaboo Peach, Early Espresso, Whisper White, Crumb Cake
Ink: Pear Pizzazz, Peekaboo Peach, Calypso Coral, Early Espresso, Crumb Cake
Punch: Triple Banner
Other: Calypso Coral Thick Bakers Twine
I hope you like this card as much as I do. Thanks for the design, Marisa!
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