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Happy Mother's Day!

 

  Thanks so much for visiting!!  Today we are taking a break over on the Sisters in Stamping blog, so I wanted to share the Mother's Day card I made for my Mom and a fun project I made for her gift at Board & Brush last night.  If you haven't been to one of these workshops, they are so much fun!  

 

 

  Last night's workshop had a Mother's Day theme, and everyone made this great wooden box with 3 mason jars filled with flowers. The box starts off as natural wood, and then you get to distress (a great de-stresser and lots of fun, although very loud), stain and paint it. The letters were painted on using a stencil, so it was super easy. I stained this box first using Jacobean stain, then dry brushed it with white paint and followed that with a light blue paint that was dry brushed (my Mom's favorite color). I decided to use dark blue paint for the stenciling on one side and white paint on the other. I think she's going to love it!  If you have a Board & Brush located near you, I definitely recommend going with some friends for a fun Girls Night Out!!  I was definitely inspired by this and am hoping to incorporate my Stampin' Up! products to see what I can make at home on my own. I have lots of retired stencils from a while back and will post when I get something created.

 

 

  Because I had dry brushed my box with light blue paint, I wanted the card to match so used balmy blue card stock and Stampin' Blend markers along with the beautiful True Love DSP.  The sentiment is from the recently retired Strong & Beautiful stamp set (which I LOVE) and was added to a large circle cut with the recently retired Stitched Shapes dies.

 

 

  This close up shows you the flowers image - it was fussy cut using paper snips from a piece of the True Love DSP, then I colored it using the Balmy Blue and Mossy Meadow stampin' blend markers (both light and dark).  I popped it up on the panel using stampin' dimensionals.  The sentiment was stamped using Memento Tuxedo Black ink.

 

 

  For the inside of the card I kept it very simple - a strip of the DSP to tie the front of the card into the inside, and the sentiment stamped with Tuxedo Black ink.

 

 

  Here is one last view of  my card.  For all the Mothers out there, I hope you are having a fabulous Mother's Day!!

Thanks for visiting and have a fabulous week!

 

 

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Sunday Fun Day: Quick & Easy punch silhouette cards

 

  Thanks so much for visiting today and checking out my Sunday Fun Day project for the Sisters in Stamping blog.  This week's product spotlight was to feature punches in our projects. I made this card set featuring the Cat punch, using it as a silhouette, along with the beautiful Forever Greenery DSP (retiring in just a few days!).  I CASE'd this design from a card that I created last year that you can see in this post.

 

 

  I love the cat punch - it's great for making this type of card. As a bonus, you have the actual punch to use in another project, too!  I also used the beautiful Forever Greenery DSP which is retiring in a few days (and score, it's on sale!) along with the retiring Timeless Label punch on one of the cards (also on sale).  The stamp sets I used are the retiring To a Wild Rose (see this post I shared earlier with this set) and the Itty Bitty Birthdays set.

 

 

 

  Here is the first card I created. Both cards feature Pretty Peacock ink. I made this card more masculine based on the stripes pattern of the DSP. The sentiment is from the Itty Bitty Birthdays stamp set along with the Timeless Label punch (retiring soon!).  Inside, I used a different sentiment from that stamp set and cut out the bottom corner with the Cat punch.

 

 

 

  For my second card, I used Pretty Peacock card stock for the base card. I decided to make this a friendship card and used a narrow strip of the DSP on the inside of the card as well. The sentiments for this card are from the retiring To a Wild Rose stamp set. 

 

 

 

 

  So which one is your favorite? I like them both - they were quick and easy to make and I was able to use this DSP one more time before it retires.  Don't forget to hop over to the Sisters in Stamping blog for more card ideas and inspiration with this color combination. 

Thanks for visiting and have a fabulous week!

 

 

 

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March 2021 Stampers Dozen Blog Hop: Celebrating Birthdays!!

 

  Hi there and welcome to the March 2021 Stampers Dozen Blog Hop!  This month we are sharing birthday cards and I decided to use the Beautiful Friendship stamp set that I still had on my crafting table from my project for Sunday Fun Day earlier today.  I created this simple card with a coordinating little chocolate favor created using the Mini Curvy Keepsakes Box die set.

 

 

  Here is the card - I kept the layout super simple with a panel cut to 4-3/4" x 3-1/2" with a mat cut to 4-7/8" x 3-5/8". Colors used are Highland Heather (card stock mat and flowers), Pear Pizzazz (leaves), Soft Suede (flower centers) and Early Espresso (sentiment).  For added interest, some of the images are second generation stamping (when you stamp again without reinking to get a lighter color).  I left the inside of the card blank.

 

 

  How stinking cute is this little favor? It holds just about 3-4 chocolates and is the perfect little something to give to a friend or as a favor for a party. I stamped all four panels with the small flower image, using the same colors as the card.  Because they are stamped onto Highland Heather card stock, the colors appear darker than the card but still coordinate beautifully.

 

 

  I decided to go ahead and make a whole set of these birthday cards, perfect to have on hand for all year long.  Which one is your favorite?  I love how color can totally change the feel of a card.  Scroll down to see close-ups of each one.

 

 

  Here's a little tip that is great to remember when you're using a mat of card stock which is sandwiched between a stamped focal panel and card base - use your favorite punches to cut out from the middle. This will not only reduce the final weight of your card (might save you some postage!), but will also provide you with extra punches to have on hand for other projects.  Waste not want not, right?!

 

 

  These three cards all use the same colors as the Highland Heather card above, I just swapped out the flower image and mat card stock color - 1) Seaside Spray, 2) Flirty Flamingo and 3) So Saffron.  They're all great colors for light and airy spring cards.

 

 

  For this card, I went a little bolder and used the new In Color Magenta Madness for the flowers, so felt like Old Olive would be better for the leaves. I also used Early Espresso for the centers of the flowers in addition to the sentiment.  This card reminds me of Summer, whereas the others remind me of Spring. I think it is better for someone with a bolder personality, what do you think?  Which do you prefer?

 

 

  And here is one final view of my card.  For even more birthday card ideas and inspiration, please be sure to check out the rest of the projects on the Hop by using the links below.

Thanks for visiting and have a great day!! 

 

Stamper's Dozen March 2021 Blog Hop

1. Judy Garza – Creativity Released
2. Sharon Hashimoto Burkert – As the Ink Dries
3. Carol Payne – Carol Payne Stamps
4. Joanne Cantrell – Keep It Simple, Stampers
5. Rachel Yurkanin – Rachel’s Stamping Place
6. Debbie Naylor – Unfrogettable Stamping!
7. Bonnie O'Neill – Bonnie Stamped
8. Kelly Acheson – A Stamp Above
9. Rose Grunewald – Country Cards by Rose
10. Jodi Petersen – Jodi’s Card Designs
11. Patty Chenail – Stamp-Patty’s - Stamping in My Flops

 

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Countdown to Christmas - Day 3 Banner Year Gift Tags

 

  Hello and Happy day 3 of December! Today I am sharing some Quick & Easy gift tags featuring the Banner Year bundle, which includes the stamp set and a cool pick-a-punch, along with the 'Tis the Season DSP pack and a few other punches.  These are fun to make and you can use any DSP that you have with the colors that match your wrapping paper or gift bag.  In addition, if you don't punch the hole in the top these little tags are great embellishments to add to a mini card, regular card or even for a scrapbook page.

 

  These were fun to make. I was able to use scraps of DSP from the 'Tis the Season DSP pack, one color of ink (cherry cobbler) and different punches to make lots of different tags. 

 

 

  Here's what the tag looks like hanging from a gift bag. I love putting gifts in plain gift bags like this white one and dressing them up with a hand-stamped tag and some festive tissue paper.

 

  Here is one last view of my tags - I flipped one over so you could see how I stamped the To:/From: image on the back.  Be on the lookout for an email with the link to the Project Sheet if you're a subscriber.  If not, be sure to sign up in the sidebar of this blog.

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Countdown to Christmas - Day 2 Gnome Quick & Easy Christmas Card

 

  Hello and Happy day 2 of December! Today I am sharing a Quick & Easy (QE) Christmas card that I made featuring the same Gnome image and DSP from yesterday's favor box (see it here).   I used a left over piece of the DSP, after cutting the section I needed for the favor.  This card coordinates beautifully with the favor, but could also be made en masse to send out to family and friends this year.

 

  I can't even begin to tell you how much I love this little gnome image! It's like his arms are spread out to give you a big ole hug.  He really puts a smile on my face.

 

 

  Here's another view of the card - I love how the DSP plays off the whisper white mat and crumb cake card base.  I wanted the gnome cut-out to pop off a colored piece of card stock and after playing around with a few different colors I liked the way it looked best against the crumb cake card stock.  The rest of the card is pretty minimal with just a simple knot of ribbon since I wanted the beauty of the DSP to shine.

 

 

  I had fun using my Stampin' Blends to color this little guy - I made my life easier by coloring two images knowing yesterday that I was going to make a matching card. I had stamped the two a little too close together on my whisper white card stock so couldn't get the punch to work on this second image so decided to cut him out with my paper snips. It really didn't take that long, so you could make several of these at one time.

 

 

  I decided to leave the inside of the card as is with the crumb cake card stock and stamped the sentiment with pacific point ink and the little gnome home with crumb cake ink. I thought the image was cute but too much for me to color on a quick & easy card, am I right?!

 

 

  Here is one last view of my card.  As you can see, it coordinates perfectly with the favor box I shared yesterday. Be on the lookout for an email with the link to the Project Sheet if you're a subscriber.  If not, be sure to sign up in the sidebar of this blog.

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September 2020 Stampers Dozen Blog Hop: Autumn Days

 

  Hi there and welcome to the September 2020 Stampers Dozen Blog Hop!  This month we are sharing Autumn-themed projects and I decided to make not one, but two cards.  I created my own "designer paper" (I figured you might be getting a little tired of the Plaid Tidings DSP) using 5 of the small images from the Banner Year stamp set and a quarter-sheet of very vanilla card stock. I then cut that in half and used the strips for my cards.  The color palette that I chose includes Cherry Cobbler, Cinnamon Cider, Crushed Curry, Old Olive and Soft Suede.  

 

  The Banner Year and Celebration Tidings photopolymer stamp sets are two great sets from the Holiday catalog that are perfect for your autumn-themed projects.

 

 

  Here is my first card.  I used a base of crushed curry card stock and matted the stamped panel with cherry cobbler card stock. I stamped the image with soft suede ink and then colored it in with old olive, cherry cobbler and crushed curry stampin' write markers. I couldn't find my In Color markers, so just used a Blender Pen with the cinnamon cider ink pad for the smaller leaves. The sentiment was inked with that same ink pad.  I don't think you can see it, but I added some shimmer and twinkle to the card with the Clear Wink of Stella Glitter Brush.  The card was further embellished with the gorgeous Embroidered Ribbon also from the Holiday catalog.

 

 

  For my second card, I decided to make a landscape card and used cherry cobbler card stock for the base. I added a strip of old olive card stock across the center and then colored the image with my markers and the blender pen with cinnamon cider ink.  The sentiment on this card was inked with cherry cobbler ink since I didn't really have anything in the image to color.  The panel was stamped and then cut out with a label die from the Tasteful Labels die set.  Can you see the pretty embossed edge around the outside of it?

 

 

   Here's one last look at this quick & easy card set. For even more Autumn Days ideas and inspiration, be sure to check out the rest of the projects on the Hop by using the links below.

 

Thanks for visiting and have a great day!! 

 

 

Stamper's Dozen September 2020 Blog Hop

1. Patty Chenail – Stamp-Patty’s - Stamping in My Flops
2. Judy Garza – Creativity Released
3. Sharon Hashimoto Burkert – As the Ink Dries
4. Carol Payne – Carol Payne Stamps
5. Joanne Cantrell – Keep It Simple, Stampers
6. Rachel Yurkanin – Stamping with Rachel
7. Debbie Naylor – Unfrogettable Stamping
8. Bonnie O'Neill – Bonnie Stamped
9. BJ Peters – StampinBJ

 

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Fabulous Friday: Quick & Easy Thank You Card

 

  Hello and Happy Friday Saturday! It's been a crazy week, so I am coming to you a little late this week.  This week for our Fabulous Friday projects we are sharing thank you cards over on the Sisters in Stamping blog.  I decided to once again use my favorite DSP - the Plaid Tidings pack from the Holiday catalog. I've had a lot of fun using the different patterns for all kinds of cards.  I pulled out my Beautiful Friendship stamp set because I love it for quick floral cards and added a sentiment and butterfly from the Butterfly Gala card.

 

Butterfly Gala photopolymer stamp set, #148580 $21.00

Beautiful Friendship photopolymer stamp set, #149252 $22.00

  Above you'll see the great patterns in the Plaid Tidings DSP pack and the two stamp sets I used for my Quick & Easy thank you card.  I drew inspiration from the colors in the plaid pattern and decided to make a floral card.  The color palette for this card includes Gorgeous Grape (butterfly), Highland Heather, Misty Moonlight (sentiment), Pear Pizzazz, Rococo Rose and Seaside Spray. 

 

 

  Here is another view my card.  The base is simply whisper white and the mat is Seaside Spray card stock.  I just started stamping the floral bouquet beginning with the largest flower images first.  I had a goof on part of the hyrdrangea image, so covered up my ooops with a butterfly stamped from the Butterfly Gala stamp set and cut out with the coordinating Butterfly Duet punch. I only adhered it in the center so the wings pop up off the card to add dimension.

 

 

  Here is a close-up of the card where you can see the little butterfly wings are raised above the card.

 

 

 

  Here is one last view of my Quick & Easy floral thank you card.  For more thank you card ideas and inspiration, please be sure to hop over to the Sisters in Stamping blog to check out what my fellow designers created this week. 

 

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Fabulous Friday: Christmas in July card

 

  Hello and Happy Friday! With Christmas just 5 months away, it's never too early to get started making your hand-stamped Christmas cards.  This week for Fabulous Friday we are sharing our Christmas in July cards over on the Sisters in Stamping blog. I have not placed a preorder yet from the upcoming  Holiday catalog, but thankfully the Perfectly Plaid stamp set, coordinating Pine Tree punch and Holiday Rhinestone jewels that I purchased from last year's Holiday catalog carried over into the new Annual Catalog. I paired these with the new Just Jade DSP from the 2020-2022 In Color DSP stack to give it a fresh new spin.

 

 

  Here's another view of my card. I love using the negative space with punches - it really adds to their versatility. This DSP pattern was perfect for the cutout of the pine tree!

 

 

  I topped my little tree with a gold rhinestone from the Holiday Rhinestone pack. It adds just a little bling without being too much.  And I love the texture that the braided linen trim brings to this card as well.

 

 

  Here's a close-up view of the main panel of my card. The Just Jade new In Color goes so well with Real Red and Crumb Cake for a rustic feeling color combination.

 

 

 

  I kept the inside of the card super simple with just a simple sentiment stamped in Real Red ink leaving lots of room to write a note to the recipient.  This would be a very simple card to make assembly-line style en masse.

 

 

 

  Here is one last view of my card. For more Christmas card ideas and inspiration, please be sure to hop over to the Sisters in Stamping blog to check out what my fellow designers created this week. 

Thanks for visiting and have a fabulous weekend!

 

 Products used with today's project include:  

 

Perfectly Plaid photopolymer stamp set - 149418

Price: $17.00

Pine Tree punch- 149521

Price: $18.00

In Color 2020-2022 6” x 6” DSP - 153070

Price: $11.50

2020-2022 In Color Cardstock Assortment - 153074

Price: $9.00

Crumb Cake 8-1/2" X 11" Cardstock - 120953

Price: $8.75

Real Red 8-1/2" X 11" Cardstock - 102482

Price: $8.75

Real Red classic stampin’ pad - 147084

Price: $7.50

Holiday Rhinestone Basic Jewels- 150457

Price: $6.00

Braided Linen Trim - 147808

Price: $7.00

Whisper White 8-1/2" X 11" Cardstock - 100730

Price: $9.75

Paper Trimmer - 152392

Price: $25.00

Bone Folder - 102300

Price: $7.00

Paper Snips - 103579

Price: $10.00

Multipurpose Liquid Glue - 110755

Price: $4.00

 

 

 

 

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July 2020 Stampers Dozen Blog Hop: Celebrating the Red, White and Blue!

 

  Hi there and welcome to the July 2020 Stampers Dozen Blog Hop!  This month we are sharing projects that celebrate the Red, White and Blue in honor of our Independence Day earlier this month.  Since July 4th has passed, I decided to use the colors to make a fun birthday card with these bright colors and used the new super adorable Pampered Pets stamp set.

 

 

  How cute is this Pampered Pets stamp set? If you're a pet lover like I am, this is a must-have set. And it comes with a bundle option which includes die cuts that coordinate with this set and the matching DSP from the product line.

 

 

  I decided to use Pacific Point as the blue for this card because it is bright and goes so well with Real Red and Whisper White for a bright and cheery card. 

 

 

 

 

  I kept this card super simple, adding some texture with a bow made out of the Braided Linen trim and an embossed panel using the 3D Absolutely Argyle embossing folder.  Wondering what I used to cut out the "Enjoy" sentiment? It is the end of the Timeless Label punch. Love that versatility!

 

 

 

  Here's a close-up view of the stamped panel. The dog and dog bowl were both colored using Water Painters with the Granite Gray ink pad (dog) and Soft Suede (dog bowl). 

 

 

   Here's one last look at my card. For even more Red, White and Blue ideas and inspiration, be sure to check out the rest of the projects on the Hop by using the links below.

 

Thanks for visiting and have a great day!! 

 

 

 

Stamper's Dozen July 2020 Blog Hop

1. Patty Chenail – Stamp-Patty’s - Stamping in My Flops
2. Judy Garza – Creativity Released
3. Sharon Hashimoto Burkert – As the Ink Dries
4. Carol Payne – Carol Payne Stamps
5. Joanne Cantrell – Keep It Simple, Stampers!
6. Rachel Yurkanin – Stamping with Rachel
7. Debbie Naylor – Unfrogettable Stamping!
8. Bonnie O'Neill – Bonnie Stamped

 

 

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Fabulous Friday: Father's Day card featuring Rooted in Nature

Oh my goodness! I totally forgot to publish this post on Friday... sorry it's a bit late!

 

  Hello and Happy Friday! Today we are featuring Father's Day cards for Fabulous Friday over on the Sisters in Stamping blog.  I used the Rooted in Nature and Birch background stamp sets along with the Stitched Nested Labels dies for my card this week.  This card was perfect for my husband since he is in lumber sales.  I just knew I needed the Rooted in Nature set when it first debuted a few years ago because of his job!

 

Rooted in Nature stamp set #148217, $42.00

 

  What is your go-to set for these kinds of cards?  I try to go for nature-themed stamp sets and the Rooted in Nature stamp set is perfect for masculine cards. 

 

 

 

  I chose to keep the color palette pretty neutral, using crumb cake, early espresso, garden green, sahara sand, shaded spruce, soft suede and whisper white.  Do you notice all of the sponging I did on this card? The sahara sand card stock panel and each of the whisper white die cuts are sponged with crumb cake ink. 

 

 

  The tree image is colored with stampin' write markers and then I huffed on the image prior to stamping to give it a watercolored look.  The marker colors blend so well when you use this technique prior to stamping.  And I wanted to give the look of sewing, so I used the fine point on my early espresso marker to trace the dotted outline in the die cuts.

 

 

  Here is one last view of my card. For more Father's Day card ideas and inspiration, please be sure to hop over to the Sisters in Stamping blog to check out what my fellow designers created this week. 

 

Thanks for visiting and have a fabulous Father's Day weekend!

 

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