Thursday, November 14, 2013

Festive Flurries Card


 
I love how festive this card is without using the basic green and red
Christmas colors. The polka dots give it a nice wintery background feel
along with the awesome snowflakes.
 
 
 
I used the DSP from the Season of Style paper pack and mounted that on
my card base which was crumb cake. The snow flakes were cut out of
Bermuda Bay cardstock using the Festive Flurry Framelits Dies and
stamped in Bermuda Bay ink with the coordinating Festive Flurry stamp
set. This is offered as a Bundle for a 15% savings so go to my online store
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This is a must have for the holiday season!  The glitter snowflake and the
taffeta ribbon is from the Christmas Banner Simply Created Accessory Kit.
I love the little tag for a finishing touch with my Merry Christmas
sentiment and jeweled accents. The sentiment stamp is from the teeny tiny
wishes stamp set.
 
Hope this gets your creative juices bubbling and your inspired to make
your own holiday cards. If you are interested in purchasing any of these
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Monday, November 11, 2013

Santa Christmas Card

This is a beautiful Santa stamp. The image stamps out perfect with beautiful detail! I stamped in on crumb cake card stock in baked brown sugar ink! 

The sentiment is from the Christmas Messages stamp set and the DSP is from the Seasons of Style. 

I really love how this card turned out.

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Monday, October 21, 2013

Halloween Treat Bag

Today I wanted to share a cute Treat Bag that is so simple and quick to make. It is a project that could be used for school parties, Halloween parties, or even a teacher gift.  Look how cute they are.

You can use any Designer Series Paper for any occasion. How fun would this be for Christmas goodies. I will be listing all the  deminsions below this post and also a video tutorial showing how I made them.   

The window was punched with the scalloped punch for a fun view of all the goodies inside. This would be a great way to give a little gift of chocolates or candy that is not individually wrapped. I have used a cellophane goodie bag adhered to the inside. Hope you enjoy! 
      
                                      

I cut the base of the box at 4 1/4 x 11 and scored it at 4 1/2 and 6 1/2.  The DSP was cut at
4 x 4 1/4.   The cello bag I trimmed down to be 4" high.



Supplies used for Treat Bag are all Stampin' Up products unless stated otherwise.

Cardstock - Black, Vanilla, and DSP- Witches Brew

Ink - Pumpkin Pie

Punches - Hexagon, Artisan and 2 1/4 Scallop Punch- EK Success 

Cellophane Bag

Snail adhesive and dimensionals

Black Ribbon

Hole Punch

Stamp Set - Halloween Hello


Saturday, October 12, 2013

Thank You Card using Flower Shop Stamp Set

Today I made a very quick and easy Thank You Card that would be perfect for mass production. You could make this card in several different color schemes in a Jiffy.

I love these kind of projects to have on hand or to give a set as a gift. It is always easier to have an assembly line when mass producing a project. The key is to cut all your pieces first then do all your stamping and finish be adhering the card together.

Here is a picture of my card in two different color schemes to give you an idea. Hope it inspires you to do a little mass producing of your own.


If you would like to see a video tutorial of how I made this card see below this post.


Card Dimensions - Card Base Whisper White 5 1/2 x 4 1/4
Costal Cabana panel 5 1/4 x 4
Strawberry Slush panel 4 1/2 x 3 1/4
Whisper White panel 4 3/8 x 3 1/8
DSP strip 4 3/8 x 3/4

Supplies Used:

Card Stock - Whisper White - 100730, Strawberry Slush - 131295, Costal Cabana - 131297
DSP - 130136

Stamp Sets - Flower Shop - 130942 and Another Thank You - 133454

Punches - Itty Bitty Shapes - 118309 and Pansy - 130698

Ink - Strawberry Slush - 131178

Rhinestone Jewels - 119246, Glue dots -103683, Dimensionals -104430


Thank You Card Video Tutorial #1