May 26, 2011 | Uncategorized |
Isn’t this card fun?
I needed a card for my nephew’s birthday this week and in my stash of many, many cards there wasn’t a single one that was quite right for a teenage boy.
At our last Dreaming About Rubber Stamps team meeting, one of my downline, Tracy Raymond, shared a t-shirt card pattern with us. And I knew right away that this template would work for the card I needed.
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I used the Extreme Surfboard stamp for this card with Wild Wasabi embossing powder and paper.
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For the sleeves, I cut a 2″ square of cardstock and adhered it to the card at an angle as shown.
Before adhering the sleeve to the card, I trimmed it with a 3/8″ wide piece of paper at the bottom that matches the embossed image.
The collar is a punched 2″ x 1-3/8″ oval of the same paper that was cut in half and added along the fold of the card.
On top of the paper, I added a narrow punched oval of Basic Black cardstock.
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Stamps: Extreme Surfboard (115173)
Inks: VersaMark (102283)
Paper: Subtles Patterns Designer Series Paper Stack (117152), Basic Black (121045)
Punches: 2″ x 1-3/8″ Oval (119859)
Other: Wild Wasabi Embossing Powder (123224)
Wild Wasabi Embossing Powder
$5.95, #123224
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May 19, 2011 | Uncategorized |
I have so many favourite stamp sets but Growing Green always tops the list.
To make this card, I stamped the stem and leaves in black StazOn ink and coloured them in with Certainly Celery and Old Olive inks and a blender pen. Next, I stamped the flower twice onto Poppy Parade cardstock and cut out one complete flower and the center of the second flower. These I layered with a dimensional.
After corner rounding the two layered cardstocks I added a strip of Scallop Trim Border punched Basic Black cardstock.
To finish, I added three black brads from the Neutrals Brads to each corner.
If you are looking for a stamp set to make consistently good cards and projects, the Growing Green stamp set is it. Because the leaf stamp fills up so much of the page, it is easy to use by simply adding a flower or flowers to the rest of the card. And by including different flowers in different combinations, each card is still unique.
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May 17, 2011 | Uncategorized |
I needed a fast card using the On the Grow stamp set for a class.
Since I am somewhat colouring challenged – even my Kindergarten report card so many years ago mentioned my poor ability to colour within the lines – I wanted to add colour to the stamped flowers without having to colour in the image.
And I thought of simple paper piecing. For this card, I stamped the image twice, once onto Whisper White cardstock and once onto Wild Wasabi cardstock with Pacific Point ink. I cut out selected pieces of the stamped Wild Wasabi image and added it to the card with dimensionals. To finish, I added tiny pearls from the Basic Pearls to each flower.
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Stamps: On the Grow (Wood 123075, Clear 123077)
Inks: Pacific Point (111837)
Paper: Beyond the Garden Designer Series Paper (122342), Pacific Point (111350), Wild Wasabi (108641), Whisper White (100730)
Other: Basic Pearls (119247), Stampin’ Dimensionals (104430)
On the Grow Stamp Set
Set of 4
Wood $19.95, #123075
Clear $14.95, #123077
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May 16, 2011 | Uncategorized |
Did you notice the scallop border at the bottom of this card?
I made the scallop border with the Blossom Bouquet Triple Layer Punch set to the far right. This setting punches a blossom and a ring as shown. I used one complete set to create an embellishment on the card with an Antique Brad in the middle and Victoria Crochet Trim threaded through the punch.
I used a stampin’ dimensional to add some height to the blossom. I then punched extras which I cut into quarters and adhered to the striped paper to make the scallop border at the bottom. I love the versatility of this punch!
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Stamps: Happy Greetings (Wood 123311, Clear 123313)
Inks: Soft Suede (115657)
Paper: Subtles Patterns Designer Series Paper Stack (117152), Crumb Cake (120953), Very Vanilla (101650)
Punches: Blossom Bouquet Triple Layer Punch (122464)
Other: Victoria Crochet Trim (118481), Antique Brads (117273), Stampin’ Dimensionals (104430)
Blossom Bouquet Triple Layer (122464)
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May 13, 2011 | Uncategorized |
I have been wanting to make this card since the Fabulous Florets stamp set appeared on my doorstep. Unfortunately, after weeks of looking I had to finally accept the fact that my VersaMarker had walked away and order a replacement.
So, here now is the card that has been swimming in my head waiting to be made. I’m really happy with how it turned out and I hope you think it was worth the wait.
This was a very simple card to make and a few embellishments really made a difference.
I stamped the two different flowers from the Fabulous Florets stamp set (W123025, C123027) onto Crumb Cake cardstock (120953) with Whisper White Craft ink (101731). Next, I heat embossed the stamped images with White embossing powder (109132) before colouring them in the VersaMarker (100901).
The ‘Thank You” from the Curly Cute stamp set (W117014, C120510) was stamped with Real Red Craft ink (119178 Craft Spots). I added Real Red Glimmer Brads (121006) to the center of each of the large flowers and finished the card by adding Stampin’ dimensionals (104430) between the card and the layered piece.
A quick and easy card to get the weekend stamping started!
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Fabulous Florets Stamp Set
Set of 6
Wood $28.95, #123025
Clear $21.95, #123027
Don’t think it, ink it!
