Slimline Hello

To celebrate Autumn, I have a slimline friendship card in Fall colors made with dies and one stamp. Read on for how it was made.

• Die-cut decorative paper using the Slimline Solid Scallop w/ Holes Die and the SLI Circle Lattice Die and glue it onto a white cardstock panel.

• Use the Organic Shapeable Daisy Die to die-cut yellow and green cardstock from PrintWorks.
• Add Pumpkin and Juniper Color Fuse inks to the edges of the petals and leaves using blender brushes.

• Die-cut the Hello Script w/ Shadow Die from black cardstock and gold glitter paper from PrintWorks.  Glue the gold glitter Hello to the black Hello Shadow.

• Glue the Daisy and Hello to the Lattice Circle piece as shown.
• Stamp the sentiment from the Thanks Set on a strip of white cardstock with black ink.
• Glue the Circle Lattice panel to a slightly larger yellow panel then onto a white slimline card.
• Glue all of the pieces to the card as shown and add a gold glitter dot to the sentiment.

 

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• Die-cut decorative paper using the Slimline Solid Scallop w/ Holes Die and the SLI Circle Lattice Die and glue it onto a white cardstock panel.
• Use the Organic Shapeable Daisy Die to die-cut yellow and green cardstock from PrintWorks.
• Add Pumpkin and Juniper Color Fuse inks to the edges of the petals and leaves using blender brushes. 
• Die-cut the Hello Script w/ Shadow Die from black cardstock and gold glitter paper from PrintWorks.  Glue the gold glitter Hello to the black Hello Shadow.
• Glue the Daisy and Hello to the Lattice Circle piece as shown.
• Stamp the sentiment from the Thanks Set on a strip of white cardstock with black ink.
• Glue the Circle Lattice panel to a slightly larger yellow panel then onto a white slimline card.
• Glue all of the pieces to the card as shown and add a gold glitter dot to the sentiment.

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Being part of various affiliate programs – when you click on an affiliate link and then go on to make a purchase, at no cost to you, I receive a small commission.  The affiliates I use include Rubbernecker Stamps.

Hug From The Inside

 

Even though I'm still waiting for Autumn weather here in Oklahoma, it's 97 degrees today, I'm making winter cards.  I made this one using the Cocoa Gnome and Cocoa Hug stamps from Stampendous, using Christmas colors but it would also be cute in other colors since they aren't necessarily Christmas stamps.

Supplies

Stampendous
Q257 Cocoa Gnome
H339 Cocoa Hug
Mixed Media White Paper
Onyx Black VersaFine Ink

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Prisma Colored Pencils
Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L- Dual Tip Glue, Stars, 3D Foam Circles
Black and White Twine
Nested Banner Stitch Die
Decorative Paper
Red Cardstock

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Birthday Card and Gift Box

Hi there, today I have a slimline birthday card and a coordinating little pillow gift box made using Simple Stories Happily Ever After, Collector's Essential Kit, up on the Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L Blog.

Simple Stories make such pretty kits, it makes card making and gift box making so quick and easy and adhesives from Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L has all of the adhesives you'll need to keep everything stuck together.

Head on over to their blog and check it out!

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Pumpkin Stack

Happy Friday! I hope you all will be able to get some crafting done this weekend.  Today I have a Halloween card made with the cute Gnome Patch stamp from Stampendous.

• I stamped the image on Mixed Media White Cardstock with VersaFine Onyx Black ink and colored it with Prisma Colored Pencils.  
• To shadow around my image, I used Broken China Distress Ink with a blending brush.  
• The image was layered on some pretty decorative paper that I ran across while cleaning my stamp room, I just love finding things that I've forgotten about!
• I used adhesives from Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L and the purple and green cardstock are from PrintWorks.

 

Supplies
Stampendous
P370 Gnome Patch
SSC007 Storybook Alphabet Perfectly Clear Set
Mixed Media White Paper
Onyx Black VersaFine Ink

Plus
Prisma Colored Pencils
Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L- Dual Tip Glue, 3D Foam Circles,
PrintWorks- Cardstock in Green, Purple
The Paper Studio- Decorative Paper

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Fall Greetings

Hi, Jamie here with you today and I have a Fall card that has tons of sparkle.  

Start with a tan card and die-cut the top flap with an edge die.  Cut a strip of Adhesive Sheet that's a little larger than your leaves, remove one side of the liner and place it in the center of your card.  Cut an additional piece to place on the bottom of the inside of the card so that it is seen when the card is closed.

Die-cut your leaves from Fall colored cardstock.

 Remove the top liner from the adhesive sheet and place three leaves on the adhesive as shown.

Sprinkle the rest of the adhesive with Mahogany glitter and rub with your finger to ensure adhesion. Also, remove the liner from the strip on the inside of the card and add glitter.  Shake off the excess and return it to the bottle.

Place a strip of Crafty Power Tape above and below the glitter piece on the front of the card, remove the liners and sprinkle with Seafoam Green Glitter. Stamp Greetings on the bottom of the card with VersaMark Ink and emboss with Lettuce Embossing Powder.  Stamp the sentiment on a strip of goldenrod cardstock with brown ink and pop up on the top of the card using 3D Foam Strips.  Use a white gel pen to outline parts of the card as shown.

Skill Level: Intermediate

Creative Time: 35 minutes

Materials Needed:

Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L®

Crafty Power Tape Polybag 81ft.

3D Foam Circles White Mix

3D Foam Strips

Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L®

Adhesives Sheets 4 x 6in.

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Stampendous- Stamps, Glitter, Embossing Powder

Rubbernecker Stamps- Leaves Die

Christmas Tag

When you make your Christmas cards, do you also make tags for your gifts?  It's an easy and cute way to make your gifts look a little extra special.  This cute little Christmas stamp is from the Stampendous Happy Holiday Perfectly Clear Set.  I used Shabby White Embossing Enamel also from Stampendous for the snow to give it a little texture.  Rather than punching a hole at the top to tie the tag to the gift with ribbon, I choose to use a small clothespin, it's a fun alternative.

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Thanks Floral Slimline

I'm back with another new release from Rubbernecker Stamps.  This slimline card uses the beautiful Just Love stamp set. The color combinations that you can use with this are endless!

Here's how my card was made-

• Die-cut white cardstock using the Slimline Deckle Die.
• Stamp Thanks three times in the middle of the die-cut piece starting with Mango, Rose and then Bubblegum Color Fuse Inks.
• Stamp the first layer of the flower with Rose ink at the top of the panel and once on a scrap piece of white cardstock that will be cut out once the different layers have been stamped.
• Sometimes when we make a card the colors don't quite work the way we envisioned in our head and that' what happened with the bottom flowers so just ignore those.  That's why you're stamping the flowers on a scrap to cut out and pop up over my mistake hahaha.

• Stamp the second layer of the flower with Bubblegum ink and stamp the centers with black ink, do this on the panel and the scrap paper.  
• Cut out the flower that's stamped on the scrap paper and pop it up on the bottom of the panel.

• Stamp the stems with Mist and Clover inks, cut out and glue underneath the flowers on the bottom of the panel.

• Layer this on a slightly larger pink panel and glue it to a white card.
• Die-cut pink decorative paper with the Small Butterflies Die Cut and glue it to the top of the card and add a little rhinestone to the center of the body.
• Randomly add black and white enamel dots and you're done!

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Being part of various affiliate programs – when you click on an affiliate link and then go on to make a purchase, at no cost to you, I receive a small commission.  The affiliates I use include Rubbernecker Stamps.