Hi there! Here is one of the projects I worked on yesterday. This is a complete CASE (Copy And Share Everything) of LeeAnn Greff's card here (Aug 22, 2011 post) that LeeAnn CASE'd from June Dunn. I switched the Island Indigo card base for a Pool Party card base and changed the sentiment. Otherwise, it's the same.
The oval area was masked so the flower could be stamped with Versamark and embossed with clear embossing powder. Pool Party ink was sponged on, then some Island Indigo around the flower. A flower punch and a pearl was added. A sentiment from the A Word for You set completes the card.
I'm off and running. Thanks for visiting today! You're always welcome here.
Showing posts with label Fabulous Florets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fabulous Florets. Show all posts
Monday, August 20, 2012
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Fabulous Florets
Hi there! Hope you're having a fabulous week so far.
Thought you might want to see a card. They've been few and far between lately! The flower image in the card below was colored with a Cherry Cobbler Stampin' Write marker. It came out looking burgundy so Bravo Burgundy was used as an accent. Started adding white dots with a Signo gel pen, but didn't care for the way they looked.
The color wasn't what I was going for, either, so I decided to try Real Red. That worked out more to my liking. Here is the Real Red version - and no white dots:
Much better! My card base and focal piece is Sahara Sand. First the flowers were stamped with Whisper White craft ink. They were stamped again using Black ink and offset a bit, then colored in with the Real Red Stampin' Write marker.
Want to see my inspiration?
Yep. ............ a tissue box! I obviously was attracted to the graphics on the box when I purchased them. This box has been sitting on my computer desk in my line of vision whenever I'm on the computer - which is a LOT. Then one day it hit me that the design and colors would make a great card - just had to figure out what stamp set to use. Fabulous Florets was as close to the box image that I could get. Just goes to show you - you never know where inspiration may come from!
Hope you have a wonderful week. Thanks for stopping by!
Thought you might want to see a card. They've been few and far between lately! The flower image in the card below was colored with a Cherry Cobbler Stampin' Write marker. It came out looking burgundy so Bravo Burgundy was used as an accent. Started adding white dots with a Signo gel pen, but didn't care for the way they looked.
The color wasn't what I was going for, either, so I decided to try Real Red. That worked out more to my liking. Here is the Real Red version - and no white dots:
Much better! My card base and focal piece is Sahara Sand. First the flowers were stamped with Whisper White craft ink. They were stamped again using Black ink and offset a bit, then colored in with the Real Red Stampin' Write marker.
Want to see my inspiration?
Yep. ............ a tissue box! I obviously was attracted to the graphics on the box when I purchased them. This box has been sitting on my computer desk in my line of vision whenever I'm on the computer - which is a LOT. Then one day it hit me that the design and colors would make a great card - just had to figure out what stamp set to use. Fabulous Florets was as close to the box image that I could get. Just goes to show you - you never know where inspiration may come from!
Hope you have a wonderful week. Thanks for stopping by!
Monday, August 29, 2011
August Stamp Camp Cards
Happy Monday to you! Hope you had a great weekend. I certainly did.
Took the trash out earlier and oh my gosh, what a gorgeous day! Hope you get the chance to enjoy it.
Saturday I had a great group of Stampers and want to take this opportunity to thank everyone again for coming! You gals are the best!
There were a few "situations" that had to be dealt with but everything worked out in the end. Whew!
This first card is made from two sets that will no longer be available after Wed - Fabulous Florets and Swirls & Curls Verses. So if you want these sets, order them now! If you need a Demonstrator, please contact me at the information on the right side bar.
My friend, Laurie, suggested this card. I thought it was a nice card... but after making my prototype, I LOVED it! It ended up being my favorite. Plus it will fit just about any occasion and it's relatively quick to assemble. Thanks again, Laurie!
All Stampin' Up! supplies used unless otherwise noted.
Took the trash out earlier and oh my gosh, what a gorgeous day! Hope you get the chance to enjoy it.
Saturday I had a great group of Stampers and want to take this opportunity to thank everyone again for coming! You gals are the best!
There were a few "situations" that had to be dealt with but everything worked out in the end. Whew!
This first card is made from two sets that will no longer be available after Wed - Fabulous Florets and Swirls & Curls Verses. So if you want these sets, order them now! If you need a Demonstrator, please contact me at the information on the right side bar.
My friend, Laurie, suggested this card. I thought it was a nice card... but after making my prototype, I LOVED it! It ended up being my favorite. Plus it will fit just about any occasion and it's relatively quick to assemble. Thanks again, Laurie!
All Stampin' Up! supplies used unless otherwise noted.
Stamps: Fabulous Florets, Swirls & Curls Verses (Both sets only avail until Aug 31, 2011)
Paper: Black, White, Baja Breeze
Ink: Black, Baja Breeze
Tools: Top Note die, Vintage Wallpaper embossing folder, scissors
Other: 1/4” Black ribbon (non-SU), sponges/daubers, dimensionals, glue dots
Inspiration: Debbie Henderson http://debbiesdesignsblog.blogspot.com posted Jun 8, 2011
Moving on, the next card also showcases a set that will only be available until August 31st. This is Strength & Hope and SU! is donating $2 from the sale of each set to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. Not only is this for a worthy cause, it is also a beautiful set!
Dawn Griffith was the inspiration behind my card with a little tweaking of the layout. Love the color combination she used!
Stamps: Strength & Hope
Paper: White, Pacific Point, Old Olive
Ink: Pacific Point, Old Olive
Tools: Circle punches = 1-1/4” & 1-3/8”
Other: Rhinestones
Inspiration: Dawn Griffith on www.dawnsstampingthoughts.typepad.com posted May 4, 2011
The third card is a birthday card made from the Petal Cone die. I trimmed off the tab, then cut the cone in half. The score line of the flap was placed at the 2" mark on the trimmer and the bottom sliced off to make a cupcake liner! A separate piece of Crumb Cake card stock was run through the Big Shot to make the "frosting".
Stamps: Create a Cupcake, Teeny Tiny Wishes
Paper: White, Pretty in Pink, Very Vanilla, Crumb Cake, Chocolate Chip, Cherry Cobbler
Ink: Crumb Cake, Chocolate Chip, Cherry Cobbler
Tools: Petal Cone Die, crimper, Perfect Polka Dots embossing folder, Dotted Ribbon Scallop border punch, 5/8” circle punch
Other: Crystal Effects, dimensionals, Black marker, Signo white gel pen, acrylic block
Inspiration: Diane J Ouellette on “Stampin Connection” April 28, 2011 (Sorry, this is a Demo only web site)
Don't forget to stock up on Designer Series Paper! The DSP promotion - buy 3 packs, get 1 free also ends on the 31st.
Hope you enjoyed the little tour today. I'll have the remaining cards tomorrow. Take care and thanks for peeking in today!
Thursday, August 4, 2011
July Stamp Camp Cards
Hi there! Hope everyone is having a good week. We're supposed to have a cold front move in. Brrrr! Temperatures will only be in the lower 90's this week! lol
It's been another busy week. Busy is good, though. Today I'm sharing with you three of the cards my Camp attendees made last Saturday. The first one is from the Delicate Doilies set stamped with White Craft ink. Crumb Cake seam binding is threaded through the punched border strip. (Secure ends to back of strip with glue dots.)
All Stampin' Up! supplies used unless otherwise noted
All Stampin' Up! supplies used unless otherwise noted
Thanks for visiting today. Please come back tomorrow for the remaining Camp cards.
Keep on Stamping!
It's been another busy week. Busy is good, though. Today I'm sharing with you three of the cards my Camp attendees made last Saturday. The first one is from the Delicate Doilies set stamped with White Craft ink. Crumb Cake seam binding is threaded through the punched border strip. (Secure ends to back of strip with glue dots.)
All Stampin' Up! supplies used unless otherwise noted
Stamps: Delicate Doilies
Paper: Crumb Cake, White
Ink: White Craft
Tools: Lace Ribbon border punch
Other: Crumb Cake seam binding (9” length), glue dots
Inspiration: Melissa Davies card posted on Diana Gibbs blog Jun 28, 2011
Stamps: Fabulous Florets
Paper: Daffodil Delight, Black, Island Indigo, White
Ink: Black
Tools: Distressing tool, Finial Press embossing folder
Other: Dimensionals
Inspiration: Carla Spradling – Summer Celebration Demo swap (May 2011) www.WhatsInkin.stampinup.net
And how about a Christmas in July (well, it was July the day of Stamp Camp!)
Inspiration: Carla Spradling – Summer Celebration Demo swap (May 2011) www.WhatsInkin.stampinup.net
And how about a Christmas in July (well, it was July the day of Stamp Camp!)
All Stampin' Up! supplies used unless otherwise noted
Stamps: Grateful Greetings
Paper: Crumb Cake, Very Vanilla, Always Artichoke, Regals DSP Pack – Always Artichoke patterned paper
Ink: Crumb Cake, Always Artichoke
Tools: Snowflake punch, Scallop border punch, Vintage Wallpaper embossing folder
Other: Pearls, sponges, dimensionals
Inspiration: Kari Eklund on Stampin Connection Nov 10, 2010 (adaptation of Jill Hillard's card)Thanks for visiting today. Please come back tomorrow for the remaining Camp cards.
Keep on Stamping!
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