I promised to post on Monday a spring card using the pocket from Lindsay’s Stamp Stuff Patriotic Set, however life interrupted. So, finally I get to share this card with you today! It features my digi stamp collection, ModTwist Garden. I used brushes in color to create the flowers inside the pocket, which I colorized first then printed directly onto Core’dinations cardstock. The embossed, diecut butterflies (Beautiful Wings Sizzlits) and Easter verse (A Good Egg set) are both products from Stampin’ Up!®. The patterned papers used on this are from Doodlebug Designs, Inc. and the solid CS is also from SU. I hope to post a tutorial later this week to show you how I did it. The sheer ribbon is a retired Wide Organdy from SU and the fibers are from Basic Grey. I used Glue Arts adhesives to assemble the card with small strips of their ribbon adhesive to adhere the 3-D butterflies. I used double sided foam adhesive to pop up the flowers. To purchase the digi stamps to create this card, go to www.mygrafico.com. You can order the SU products from my friend, Ree!
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Showing posts with label Garden theme. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Easter Pocket Garden
I promised to post on Monday a spring card using the pocket from Lindsay’s Stamp Stuff Patriotic Set, however life interrupted. So, finally I get to share this card with you today! It features my digi stamp collection, ModTwist Garden. I used brushes in color to create the flowers inside the pocket, which I colorized first then printed directly onto Core’dinations cardstock. The embossed, diecut butterflies (Beautiful Wings Sizzlits) and Easter verse (A Good Egg set) are both products from Stampin’ Up!®. The patterned papers used on this are from Doodlebug Designs, Inc. and the solid CS is also from SU. I hope to post a tutorial later this week to show you how I did it. The sheer ribbon is a retired Wide Organdy from SU and the fibers are from Basic Grey. I used Glue Arts adhesives to assemble the card with small strips of their ribbon adhesive to adhere the 3-D butterflies. I used double sided foam adhesive to pop up the flowers. To purchase the digi stamps to create this card, go to www.mygrafico.com. You can order the SU products from my friend, Ree!
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Some More Sassiness!
This is a continuation of some of the cards created with the Sassy Collection from Me & My Big Ideas that I posted a couple weeks ago. I love the bright colors. I combined some Stampin' Up stamps to create these fast and fun card creations.
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Experimenting with the New “In Colors”
In this Floral Streak card, I used my Melon Mambo and Rich Razzleberry reinkers in some shaving cream to create the background that shows through the 5 petal flower punch image. I am just loving having the markers to match and used them to create the 2-tone look on the verse, which I repeat stamped 3 times. The stamp set is Fresh Cuts. The colors are more vibrant in person.
In this second card, I showed how you can create your own patterned background by layering your stamps and inks. The Circle Circus set was used with Soft Suede, Rich Razzleberry and Sahara Sand to create an elegant Sympathy card. Add a clip, eyelet border, some taffeta ribbon and a verse (from a previous hostess set, Warmest Regards) to finish the card off.
Have fun mixing and matching the new Stampin’ Up!® In Colors to see what great combinations you can create!
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