Hello, crafty friends. I have a Card Set to share today as part of THIS Blog Hop celebrating THIS new release… I love the look of stenciling on top of embossing. It adds so much interest and texture. To create these cards, I started by embossing five A2 panels of white cardstock with five different embossing folders. I applied Distress Oxide ink through THESE layering stencils on top of the embossing. I used a...
Hello, crafty friends. I’m sharing more inspiration using THIS new release. Today’s card is all about getting more looks from your stencils… To create this card, I started by applying Pink Distress Oxide Ink through THIS stencil on an A2 piece of white cardstock. Once dry, I shifted the stencil patten over and applied Yellow Distress Oxide Ink on top. It gives such a fun look and really stretches the use of your stencils....
Hi there, crafty friends. I have more inspiration to share today featuring THIS new release… To create this card, I started by applying Distress ink along the bottom of an A2 sized panel of pink carsick. I embossed it with THIS embossing folder and sprayed it with THIS spray for some sparkle and shine. I applied ink through the first three layers of THESE stencils and then used THIS coordinating die to cut it...
Happy Valentine’s Day, crafty friends. I have a shaker card to share today… To create this card, I started by applying Pink and Red Distress Oxide Inks through THESE layering stencils. I used the lighter shade of each color for the wonky squares and the darker shade for the wonky hearts. I like to start with a 6×6 piece of white cardstock since it’s the same size as the stencil. This way, I can...
Hi, crafty friends. Today’s card is a bit different than my usual bold and bright designs. I decided to try out THESE pastel inks and create a softer look on today’s cards and I love the look they give… To create these cards, I started by applying the pastel inks through THESE layering stencils on a 6×6 piece of white cardstock. Next, I stamped THIS coordinating background stamp on top with gray ink. I...
Hi there, crafty friends. I love using coordinating products because it makes it so simple to put together a card quickly. Today’s card share features an Embossing Folder and Layering Stencils combo… To create this card, I embossed THIS image on a piece of A2 cardstock. I applied Distress Oxide inks through THESE stencils to add color to the embossed image. I chose Oxide inks because of its pigment properties so it would show...
Happy DieCember®! If you’re unfamiliar with DieCember®, it’s a month long party hosted by Simon Says Stamp celebrating dies and die-cutting. Today’s card shares features products from THIS new release… To create this card, I started by applying Distress Oxide inks through THESE stencils. I die cut two layers from the image from THESE dies. I adhered the pieces to a background embossed with THIS die using THIS embossing mat in my die cut...
Hello there, crafty friends. Today’s card features a background with lots of texture thanks to Embossing Glazes and stencils… To create this card, I started by applying Orange, Yellow, Teal, and Brown ink through an older stencil in my crafty stash (it’s the Autumn Wreath stencil from SSS). Once dry, I applied THIS clear ink on top of the inking I just did. Next I applied the coordinating color of Embossing Glaze on top...
Hi, crafty friends. Today’s card features new products from the Rainbow Splash line from Simon Says Stamp… To create this card, I started by applying ink through THIS new stencil on a 4×4 white cardstock square. I masked off the sections of the pencil with THIS masking tape so I could add multiple colors. Next, I laid THIS grid stencil on top and ran it through my embossing machine with THIS mat so it...
Hello, crafty friends. I have a spooky slimline card to share today featuring new products from Hero Arts… To create this card, I started with the background. I cut a piece of THIS cardstock to slimline size — and applied THIS Glow-in-the-dark lacquer pen liquid through THIS stencil. I did this at the top of the card, let it dry, and then repeated the process on the bottom of the card. I ink blended...
