Happy October, crafty friends. STAMPtember has wrapped up but there are still a few projects that I didn’t get a chance to share… I started by stamping the background with THIS background stamp. Next, I used a single image from THIS stamp set and used THIS stencil as a guide to create a repeating circle pattern with it. I colored in the images with Copic Markers and stamped a sentiment from the same stamp...
Hello, crafty friends. THIS is the final STAMPtember collaboration stamp set and it from Art Impressions. I started by stamping the main image from THIS stamp set on THIS paper. I chose Bristol paper because I colored the images with THESE markers and the Zig markers blend well on that paper. I die-cut THIS border to create a snow bank and adhered it to the bottom of the card. I added lots of THIS...
Hi, crafty friends. I’m sharing several cards today featuring products from THIS new release from the Ink Blot Shop… For the first card… I stamped THIS background and die-cut it with THIS stitched rectangle die. I stamped, colored, and fussy cut out THIS teacher image and adhered it to the top of the stamped sentiment from THIS stamp set. I added the panel to a black note card and finished off the design with...
Hi there, crafty friends. Today’s card features THIS new card kit from Simon Says Stamp… I started by stamping all of the images from the kit’s stamp set. Since this is a one layer card, I stamped the images that would be in front first. I stamped the pumpkin, the owl and the leaf on the left first. I also stamped them on THIS masking paper and cut them out. I laid the mask...
Hi there, crafty friends. THIS stamp set from Concord & 9th is the next STAMPtember collaboration stamp set… I stamped the wreath image from THIS stamp set and colored it with Copic markers. I stamped a sentiment from the same stamp set in the center and fussy cut out the image. I adhered it to a panel cut with THIS die and stamped with THIS background stamp. I added some of THIS and THIS...
Hello there, crafty friends. Happy STAMPtember! The party continues with another exclusive collaboration stamp set. This time it’s from Sugar Pea Designs… I started by swiping three different colors of Distress Ink direct to paper, across a slimline panel. I die-cut three of THESE stitched circles and stamped the adorable images from THIS stamp set and colored them with Copic markers. I stamped a sentiment from the same stamp set on the center circle...
Hello, crafty friends. I’m so excited about today’s collaboration stamp set from Lawn Fawn… Isn’t THIS stamp set the cutest!? I stared by inking up a slimline panel using THIS ink. I just swiped the color on generously to create a quick sky background. Next, I stamped and colored the images from THIS stamp set and used THESE coordinating dies to cut them out. I black heat embossed a sentiment from the same stamp...
Hi there, crafty friends. I have another card to share using THIS release… I started by stamping, coloring, and cutting out images from THIS stamp set. I clear heat embossed THIS background stamp on a kraft panel and die-cut THIS banner. I added a miss you sentiment from THIS sentiment strip set and added THIS die-cut teacher word to complete the sentiment. After adhering down all the pieces to the card base, I added...
Hello there, crafty friends. I’m back today with more inspiration using THIS new release… I started by stamping and coloring THESE unicorns. I cut from one corner of the card diagonally to the next corner of the card. I repeated that on the other side, creating four pieces. I adhered them back together on a card panel that was covered in THIS holographic card stock. When adhering them down, I separated the pieces a...
Hello, crafty friends. I have a simple one layer card to share featuring lots of Copic coloring… I stamped THIS image using THIS Copic friendly black ink. I colored it in with Copic Markers and stamped a sentiment from THIS stamp set in the upper right hand corner. It’s hard to see in the photograph, but I added THIS to all the flowers for some shine and THIS to some of the centers of...
