Hi, crafty friends. Today’s card features THIS STAMPtember 2020 card kit… I decided to use the kit’s patterned papers and do some paper piecing. I started by die-cutting the sun rays patterned paper with THIS die and used THIS die on the green patterned paper for the grass. I stamped the main flower image in the center and stamped the individual flower and leaf images on other patterned papers. I fussy cut them out...
Hello, crafty friend. THIS is the next STAMPtember collaboration stamp set and it’s from Kitchen Sink Stamps… I started by stamping THIS layering leaves image repeatedly to cover a background. I only stamped two of the three layers. I trimmed down the panel and cut it in half both ways. I adhered the pieces on a kraft panel and die-cut THIS circle die from the center. I used the same circle die to cut...
Howdy, crafty friends. THIS stamp set from Newton’s Nook is the next STAMPtember collaboration stamp set… To create these cards, I die-cut strips of colored card stock using THIS die. I adhered them to a white card panel and stamped the coordinating sentiment on the white strip in the pattern. I stamped, colored, and cut out the dog and cat image in a pocket from THIS stamp set. I adhered it towards the top...
Hi there, crafty friends. THIS stamp set is the next STAMPtember collaboration stamp set and it’s from Pinkfresh Studios. Usually, I’m not a big fan of layering sets. I find them difficult, but these backgrounds came together in very little time and the layering portion is super simple. I chose to stamp the layers from THIS stamp set with Distress Oxide inks. The reason I chose these inks is because of their pigment properties....
Hello, crafty friends. I’m back again with THIS new STAMPtember collaboration stamp set… I started by die-cutting a piece of THIS patterned paper using THIS die. I die-cut a window die (an older Hero Arts die) and stamped a sentiment under from THIS new stamp set. I stamped the scene images from the stamp set on another panel and used the die-cut window as a template for placement. I colored in the images with...
Hello there, crafty friends. THIS stamp set from the Ink Blot Shop is the next STAMPtember collaboration stamp set… I started by stamping the border image from THIS stamp set along the bottom of a white card panel. I only stamped the left side first and then shifted the image in my MISTI to stamp the other end. I did this to stretch the length of the image and give me more trees on...
Howdy, crafty friends. THIS stamp set from Riley & Co. is the next STAMPtember 2020 Collaboration stamp set… I started by stamping the main image from THIS stamp set and coloring it with Copic markers. I die-cut three polaroid frame die-cuts and adhered them together for some dimension on top of the image. I ink blended a background using a rainbow of Distress Oxide inks and THIS stencil. I stamped a coordinating sentiment from...
Hello, crafty friends. THIS stamp set by Clearly Besotted is today’s STAMPtember collaboration stamp set… How adorable is THIS set!? To create this card, I adhered THIS pattern paper to a white card panel and temporarily adhered it to a top folding note card. I used one of THESE circle dies to die cut a window from the front panel of the card. I had to run it through twice to cut all the...
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, crafty friends. THIS is the next STAMPtember collaboration stamp set and it’s by Avery Elle… I started by creating the background. I stamped the branches from THIS stamp set using THIS ink on THIS card stock for a soft look. I die-cut the panel using THIS wonky stitches die. I stamped and fussy cut out the bell images. I also stamped the line image repeatedly to create strings for the bells to hang...
