Howdy, crafty friends. I have a mini slimline scene card to share with you today… I started by ink blending the background using a few shades of Blue Distress Oxide ink. I stamped THIS background on top using white pigment ink. I stamped the images from THIS stamp set, Copic colored them, and cut them out. I stamped the light/glow image from THIS stamp set in one of the jar’s and colored it in....
Hello there, crafty friends. Today’s card share features THIS new card kit form Simon Says Stamp. To create this card, I cut a slimline sized panel from a piece of the kit’s colored cardstock. I used the kit’s embossing glaze to emboss the main image from the kit’s stamp set. I just love the image so I embossed it three times down the panel. I cut apart the sentiment stamp in the stamp set...
Howdy, crafty friends. Today’s cards are part of THIS fun blog hop celebrating THIS new release… VIDEO You can watch the video on how I created these cards HERE or click on the video below… I started by die-cutting THIS heart chain die several times from colored cardstock. I chose to go with a rainbow pattern because that’s my jam, but you could use any colors you want. I think specialty cardstocks would be...
Hello, crafty friends. I’m back with more inspiration from THIS new release… I started by stamping all of the stamp images from THIS stamp multiple times and using THESE coordinating dies to cut them out. The stamp set is a layering stamp that you can use to color in the images. However, I wanted to use Copic markers to color them. I also stamped the sentiment from THIS stamp set and used THIS coordinating...
Hi, crafty friends. Today’s card share was so fun to make and features die cut inlay… I started by stamping THIS background stamp on a variety of colored card stocks using coordinating ink colors for a tone on tone look. I cut them plus a blue panel using THIS background die and in laid each piece into place for a smooth look… I finished off the design with a sentiment from THIS stamp set...
Hi, crafty friends. Today’s cards feature Positive and Negative Hot Foiling… I started by hot foiling THIS plate using THIS rainbow foil on a piece of THIS black glossy paper. I shared a video HERE explaining the hot foil process. I love the look of the rainbow foil on the black glossy card stock… I used the leftover, negative foil piece with THIS hot foil plate to create this card… I hot foiled the...
Hi, crafty friends. I’ve been loving the Spring Card Camp 2022 class from Online Card Classes. I have another card to share today inspired by Day Two’s Joseph’s Coat Technique… I die-cut a slimline card panel from white card stock using the Slimline Nested Rectangles dies and ink blended the panel using a rainbow of Distress Oxide Inks. I applied Black Soot Distress Oxide Ink through the XL Rose Boquet Stencil on top of...
Howdy, crafty friends. I’m back with more inspiration using THIS new release from Simon Says Stamp. The Sweet Birds stamp set was one of my favorites from the release and I used it to create this card… To create this card, I die-cut the largest die from the Rounded Corners die set from blue and red cardstock. I trimmed down the red rectangle and adhered it to the bottom of the blue one to...
Howdy, crafty friends. Reverse Confetti has a new mini release and we are celebrating with THIS blog hop. Here’s the card I created using all three new products… I started by die-cutting the Hello Daisy Cover Panel and Floral Chain Cover Panel from white watercolor card stock. I sprayed the flowers with Distress Oxide spray to quickly color them and adhere them along the white border of each frame. I adhered the large border...
