Happy Sunday! Today my Sunday Stampers will be meeting and I’m sharing with you the cards they will be making. This month all the projects are Christmas themed and the first cards we’ve made for the holiday this year. Featured products: Modern Christmas Specialty 12″ x 12″ Designer Series Paper (online exclusive) Ornamental Christmas Bundle (online exclusive) Large… Read More: Oct25 Sunday Stamper Cards »
Thought I’d share a few more cards using the ink smooshing technique teamed with the Prairie Grass stamp set. When doing this technique, you might as well make a bunch of backgrounds and cards! One Two Three Four Thank you for taking the time to stop by today, hopefully these projects have inspired you to try paper… Read More: Prairie Grass Stamp Set – 2 »
Today’s card features the Mosaic Tile technique. The concept is simple: cut apart a stamped panel and put it back together with small gaps. You do this in with squares, rectangles, or even in a brick pattern. How to make the card below: Start with a 3¾” x 5″ piece of Very Vanilla card stock and stamp your… Read More: Mosaic Technique Card »
Ok – – – I know you have some designer series paper just laying around wanting to be shown some love – well today I have for you three simple designs to help use some of that paper up to make room for the new designer paper your going to want from the Stampin’ Up! 2018 – 2019… Read More: Let’s use some of our retiring DSP ! »
Happy Monday, Hope you had a nice weekend. Anyone play an tricks on you yesterday since not only was it Easter but April Fool’s Day? Today’s card features the Brusho Watercolor ink crystals – Sprinkle them directly on water-washed paper and watch the colors burst! Each package includes 5 pots – 1 each of – Brilliant Red, Gamboge… Read More: Brusho Birthday »
Happy Sunday, today I will be meeting with my Sunday stampers and here are the cards we will be making. Two of the cards feature Sale-a-Bration items, available until March 31, 2018 – Springtime Foil Specialty Designer Series Paper ($50 USD item) and Basket Weave Dynamic Textured Impressions Embossing Folder from the Blossoming Basket Bundle ($100 USD item). … Read More: Sunday Stamper Cards – March 2018 »
Hope you are having a good week, last night was the monthly dinner with the “76er’s”, a group of people who graduated from North Hills High School in 1976. Each month on our Facebook group a dinner spot is picked and those who are interested meet for dinner and conversation. We always have a great time! Today’s card… Read More: Swoosh Technique anyone? »
This past Sunday my Sunday Stampers met for our monthly stamping session, the first since the new 2017 Holiday catalog started. We made two cards using new stamp sets and one by request, a baby card – which came in handy as I needed one for a neighbor having a baby this fall. The first card we made… Read More: Sept 2017 Sunday Stamper Cards »
Today is my niece Maya’s birthday and I thought I would share the birthday card I made and sent her with you, an eclipse card – where the image is stamped, then a word die cut and when the letters are added back, they are backed with foam adhesive strips for added depth. It’s hard to believe Maya… Read More: Happy Birthday to my favorite niece! »
Happy Saturday, hope your weekend is off to a good start. Today’s card features the Retiform technique. I’m sure some of you are asking what exactly is Retiform – well according to my Webster dictionary Retiform is “composed of crossing lines and interstices”, that’s rather technical but does explain the lines used to separate the different sections. For… Read More: Have you tried the Retiform Technique? »
Today I’m sharing a technique I was reminded of now that Stampin’ Up! is selling Glossy Card stock again. Glossy card stock is 8.5″ x 11″, comes 10 in a pack and has a glossy finish on one side, matte finish on the other and not acid free. For this technique you need glossy card stock, re-inkers (2-3 colors),… Read More: Polished Stone Technique »
Lately I’ve seen a lot of buzz online about “masking” and thought I would share with you a couple cards I’ve made using this technique. It’s a rather simple technique, were you create a “mask” to hide a portion of the paper or image and stamp on the open area. For my cards, I die cut a circle… Read More: Have you tried the masking technique lately? »
