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Happy Day - Words of Cheer

Hello thank you for stopping by my blog today, I hope you get inspiration to create your own handmade cards. I have been playing with the Words of Cheer bundle this week and created this card for my friends birthday. Start with a card base of Just Jade Cardstock at 14.9 x 21 cm scored in half. Take a piece of Basic White Cardstock measuring 8 x 14.4 cm. Using a blend brush and mask from the Adorning Designs Decorative Masks along with So Saffron & Mint Macaron ink blend colour over it. Adhere to card base. Stamp two flower images, colour in with your favourite colours, then cut out using corresponding die. Adhere to card. Die cut "Happy" and some stars using dies from the Christmas Cheer Dies and Gold Foil. Place word onto a piece of Misty Moonlight, 3 x 10cm cutting a flag shape at one end. Place stars around the card. Stamp "Day" in Misty Moonlight onto scrap piece of Basic White cardstock and cut a small square then place under the word Happy. Place a piece o...

Sending Thoughts - Vintage Card

Thank you for stopping by my blog today, I hope I inspire you to create your own handmade cards. Today my card was inspired by Robin P Broome. I love vintage style so I took her card and added my twist to it. Let me know what you think. Card Recipe: Start with a Crumb Cake Cardstock base of 14.9 x 21cm. Then use one of the Basic Pattern Decorative Masks and Crumb Cake ink to cover the front of the card base. Second layer is Night of Navy Cardstock at 12.8 x 8.4cm. Distress the edges and rip it in a couple of places then use Early Espresso ink and a dauber to colour the edges. You can also curl some of the edges with your bone folder. Third layer is Crumb Cake Cardstock 12.1 x 7.7cm. Stamp the script image from the stamp set Very Versailles in Crumb Cake ink randomly all over. Then rip around the edges to give an old manuscript effect and blend Early Espresso ink around the edges. For the flowers, die cut from the Harvest Die with Basic White Cardstock. Use daubers to colour. To get the...

Soft Pastels - Sympathy Card

Thank you for stopping by my blog today. At the time of writing this New Zealand have gone into Level 4 lockdown because of COVID cases again in the community. In Nelson we are staying this way for 3 days for now but could be more, we will know on Friday. I have been playing around with the Soft Pastel chalks. These awesome chalks can be used to colour, in  a lot of different ways. For these two examples I used the Delicate Dahlias stamp set (FREE with Sale-a-bration). The darker one I used the chalk wet with watercolour brushes the second one I used a dauber and dry chalk. Both are beautiful and different from each other. Gorgeous colours available are Coastal Cabana, Daffodil Delight, Gorgeous Grape, Granny Apple Green, Mango Melody, Mossy Meadow, Night of Navy & Poppy Parade The colours I used for the cards were Blackberry Bliss and Crumb Cake. The Crumb Cake cardstock was put through a Bark 3D Embossing Folder and the label around the Dahlias was die cut using a die from th...

Nature's Harvest Thank you card

Thank you for stopping by my blog today. This week has been exciting as the Stampin' Up! July/Dec Mini Catalogue was finally released to our customers. Stampin' Up! had to move the release date to August due to a delay in some of the products because of COVID. But I can tell you it is worth the wait!! This catalogue is full of wonderful suites and stand alone stamps. There are products to suit everyone from christmas, halloween, beautiful nature and even some penguins and dogs. Plus along with the Mini Catalogue comes Sale-a-bration, where with a qualifying spend you can choose from FREE stamp sets, Designer Series Paper or even some dies. Go to my online store and check it out. So today I am showing you this beautiful card that I CASEd from Michele Jutrisa  using the new Harvest Meadow suite which includes the Nature's Harvest stamp set, Harvest Meadow DSP, Timeworn 3D Embossing Folder and Harvest Dies. This is so far one of my favourites. Check out the instructions below ...