Hi, crafty friends. Today’s card was created using THIS new card kit from Simon Says Stamp… I die-cut strips using THIS die and adhered them on THIS slimline card base. I white heat embossed the sentiment from THIS stamp set (included in the kit) and stamped the snowflake images using THIS clear ink multiple times to get a dark impression. I die-cut THIS snowflake die (included in the kit) six times for dimension and...
Hi there, crafty friends. I have some inspiration to share using THIS new release… I started by applying Distress Oxide inks through THESE heart layering stencils on the front of both card panels. I trimmed down the cards and rounded the bottom corners. I die-cut THIS coordinating heart die on the front panel of each card and stamped the animal heart image from THIS stamp set on the inside of the card. I colored...
Howdy, crafty friends. I have a fun card set to share today that features product from THIS new release… I love giving card sets as gifts and with Christmas just around the corner I decided to make my son’s teacher a card set. Instead of adding the sentiment to each card, I wanted to make it customizable to her needs. I will get to that in a bit but first, let me tell you...
Hello, crafty friends. In celebration of DIEcember, I thought I would share another project created mostly of die-cuts… I started by die-cutting THIS panel from kraft card stock to create the background. I like how the die doesn’t cut but pierces tiny holes to create texture. I die-cut several leaf dies from various shades of green card stock. I placed them on the background and after I was happy with the arrangement, I added...
Hi there, crafty friends. I’m thrilled to be part of THIS blog hop celebrating THESE new DIEcember products. I have two cards to share today… To create the first card… I die-cut thin strips using THIS die from THIS colored card stock. I covered a piece of white card stock with adhesive and laid the strips on top horizontally, covering the entire panel. I die-cut THIS die on top for a stitched border and...
Hello, crafty friends. Happy DIEcember! If you’re unfamiliar with DIEcember, it’s a month long party hosted by Simon Says Stamp celebrating dies and die-cutting. I’m sharing a project today that was created entirely from die-cuts… I wanted to make my son a book to hold all of our family member’s phone numbers so he can start learning them in case of an emergency. I die-cut THIS die from a variety of colored card stock...
Hi, crafty friends. I’m excited to be part of THIS blog hop celebrating THIS new release. I have two cards to share that have a peek-a-boo opening that holds a gift… For the first card… I laid out sentiments from THIS, THIS, and THIS stamp set on a gray A2 panel in my MISTI. I used THIS to help me align all of the stamps straight. I stamped all the sentiments at once using...
Hello there, crafty friends. I’m back with even more inspiration using THIS new release… For the peace card… I stamped THIS background using THIS white ink on kraft card stock. I added a mat using THIS silver specialty paper and adhered the panel to one of THESE note cards. I die-cut THIS word die from white and colored fun foam and adhered it to the panel. I added THIS foil to one of THESE...
Hello, crafty friends. I have several cards to share featuring the new embossing folders from THIS release… LUMEN EMBOSSING FOLDER I used THIS embossing folder with THIS card stock. I applied a rainbow of Distress Inks using THESE blender brushes. I sprayed the background heavily with THIS shimmer spray and let it air dry. I adhered the panel to one of THESE note cards and added THIS die-cut word and used THIS stamp set...
Hi, crafty friends. Today’s project features products from THIS new release by Simon Says Stamp. I white heat embossed a sentiment and snowflakes from THIS stamp set on a 5×7 white card panel. I ink blended with different shades of blue Distress Oxide inks over top to create a night sky. The white heat embossing resists the ink. I sprayed it heavily with THIS for some shine. Next, I cut a grassy hill using...
