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Tuesday, May 5, 2020
Birthday Butterflies
Monday, May 4, 2020
You're the Best
Hi everyone, Jamie here to start off your week. The card I'm sharing today is made using the Happy Mother's Day Clear Stamp Set and the new Color Fuse Inks. All of the colors work beautifully together so I thought I'd try some colors you wouldn't normally use for a flower and see how it would look and I'm happy with the result!
Here's how my card was made-
- Stamp the rose using Color Fuse Ink Sets #1, #2, #3, and #11 on white cardstock. Inside each of the layering stamp sets is a direction sheet on what part of the flower to stamp first.
- Cut out the flower and set aside.
- Stamp the Cracked Mud Background on tan paper with VersaMark Ink and emboss with white embossing powder and cut out using the Nested Small Stitched Die Set.
- Die-cut decorative green paper using the Nested Circle Scallop w/ Holes Die Set and glue the circle onto this.
- Glue the die-cut piece onto the right side of a white cardstock panel so a portion is overhanging and cut off the overhang portion.
- Pop up the cut out rose on the die-cut circles using foam squares.
- Die-cut a tag from white cardstock using the Nested Tag Stitch Die Set.
- Stamp the sentiment on the tag and glue cut strips of decorative paper diagonally across the bottom of the tag. Glue this to the flower panel.
- Glue the flower panel to a tan card and randomly apply a few yellow enamel dots and you're done!
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Friday, April 24, 2020
Happy Birthday
Hi my crafty friends, I'm here again this week with another card made with Rubbernecker Stamps, this time I used they're beautiful new layering stamp set "It's Spring Time".
Here's how my card was made-
- Die-cut a circle from white cardstock and grey using the Nested Circle Small Stitch Die Cut Set.
- Use the "It's Spring Time" stamp set to stamp the large flower in pinks using Color Fuse Inks #5 and the small flower with Color Fuse Inks #1 and leaves with Color Fuse Inks #10 on the right side of the die-cut circle.
- Stamp the sentiment from the set with Onyx Black VersaMark Ink and glue to the grey die-cut circle.
- Glue decorative paper to a grey card and glue a strip of white glitter paper to it towards the bottom.
- Pop up the circle on the card using foam squares.
- Then you just can't make a Springtime birthday card without a butterfly so I die-cut a butterfly using the Stcked Butterflies from white glitter paper. To add a little color to it, I used a blue alcohol marker to color the body and the edges of the wings.
- Randomly apply a few dots of green Nuvo Drops to the white circle 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.
Wednesday, April 22, 2020
We're Friends!
I colored the Mousse Mice with Prisma Colored Pencils then added Shabby Green Embossing Enamel at the bottom and heated it from underneath so it wouldn't blow off.
To add shading around the image, green decorative chalk was used with a flat brush.
This was then layered onto a pink panel and popped up on a card with a band of decorative paper layered on a larger pink strip that has the top and bottom die-cut using Spring Borders Cutting Die Set.
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Tuesday, April 21, 2020
Wine Frame
Today I made this Birthday card using the Wine Frame Perfectly Clear Set and I just love the saying inside the frame. I combined three separate sentiments from the set to create the saying. The wine, glasses, grapes, and frame are one stamp and the set comes with many saying to choose from.
The Wine Frame was stamped on white cardstock with Onyx Black ink, then colored with Prisma Colored Pencils. I stamped each of the sentiments separately with black ink but stamp the Happy Birthday with purple ink. I shadowed inside of the frame using my favorite way to shadow and that's by using decorative chalk, here I used blue and applied it using a flat brush. It stays on and doesn't rub off!
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Monday, April 20, 2020
Why I Have Coffee
Hi everyone, today and I have a coffee card for you to get your week started. This cute little wide-eyed owls name is Preston, doesn't he look like he's had just a little too much caffeine?
Here's how my card was made-
- Stamp Preston on white cardstock with Onyx Black VersaMark Ink and color with Prisma Colored Pencils. Use the matching die to cut out and set aside.
- Die-cut white cardstock using the largest Nested Rectangle Small Stitched Die and stamp the sky background using one of the stamps from the Watercolor Backgound Set and Color Fuse Inks Set #9. Start stamping with the darkest color of ink down to the lightest.
- Die-cut the grass using the Tabbed Grass Set Die Cut and cut from two different shades of green cardstock and glue it to the bottom of the sky panel.
- Pop up Preston using foam squares so one of his foot is on the grass.
- Die-cut white cardstock using the Nested Square Small Stitch Die Cut Set and stamp it with Out of Jail using Onyx Black VersaMark Ink and emboss with clear embossing powder.
- Layer this onto a slightly larger green panel and pop up with foam squares.
- Randomly apply blue Nuvo Drops to the card, let dry and glue to a craft colored top folded card.
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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.
Sunday, April 19, 2020
Listening is a Precious Gift
Here is a quick and easy way to make a beautiful card by making your background and added a sentiment.
To make the card-
- I repeatedly stamped the background stamp with VersaMark Ink and embossed with white embossing powder on white cardstock until the panel was filled.
- I then used a brush to brush on yellow and orange inks and blended the colors into each other.
- This panel was then layered onto a larger black panel, then a larger white panel before being glued to and orange card.
- Black and white twine was wrapped around the card three times.
- Stamp the sentiment from the From My Heart Perfectly Clear Set on white cardstock with black ink and cut out using the Fitted Frames B Set and layer onto black cardstock that was also cut using the same set.
- Layer these two pieces and pop up on the card using 3D Foam Squares from Scrapbook adhesives by 3L.
- To finish off the card, randomly add enamel dots.
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